Momma's Jewels Are Easy on the Eyes and the Gums!

By Emmi Kern

Most moms remember when their babies got their first teeth. Usually those memories involve spending sleepless nights comforting a baby who is crying, drooling, and miserable. Not all babies have a lot of pain and irritability with teething, but nearly all little ones have some symptoms as they go through this important milestone.

One of the most common signs of teething is the baby’s desire to chew on everything he can get his hands on. This is completely normal but can be stressful for parents who have to keep after their baby to ensure that no dangerous items end up in his mouth. Plastic teethers are readily available, but whether it’s the thrill of the forbidden or another reason, many babies prefer to teethe on objects they’re not supposed to have.

Infants are attracted to shiny items and things that make jingling noises, so mommy’s jewelry is often the target of attempted chewing. Usually, that would be a problem, but a South Carolina mom’s smart creation enables both mom and baby to be happy. Momma’s Jewels offers sterling silver teething jewelry that’s safe, attractive and convenient. The necklaces consist of stylish circles on a silver chain and the bracelets are simple rings that can be worn one at a time or in doubles.

The jewelry is used as any other teether, without the frustration of plastic rings that get thrown on the floor and covered with germs. The child can have easy access to the necklace while sitting on their mother’s lap or being carried in a sling. The bracelets are great for babies who like to play with and chew on their mom’s hands.

Entrepreneur Stacey Rosenthal was looking for a teething ring that wouldn’t keep falling on the floor. She started to wear a plastic teething ring on a lanyard around her neck for her baby to chew on, and it worked fine, but she still wondered about other options. One day she realized that sterling silver might be a good material for a teething ring. As strange as it might sound as a teething option, silver has traditionally been used in baby spoons and bowls. It’s rust-resistant, lead-free, and of course contains no BPA or other chemicals commonly found in some plastics. It’s also cool to the touch, which can feel good on a baby’s tender gums.

With Momma’s Jewels, mothers look good and baby’s gums feel soothed. Learn more at www.mommasjewels.com