Teethers

The best thing we have found is just a mesh feeder with frozen bananas or ice cubes.

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My son has taken a liking to Sophie the giraffe. He can grab and chew on it easily. It is expensive for what it is though. Feels like a squeaky $5 dog toy if you ask me.... lol

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-Frozen washclothes
-Frozen mini bagels- messy, but they literally disolve into "mush"
-My clean fingers
-His fingers
-"Taggie" blankets- fleece that has ribbons sewn like tags all the way around

The One Step Ahead catalogue had quite a few... even some that were shaped like fingers!

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My dd loved cloth too instead of those plastic things. Sophie is okay--my son does like it--but our favorite is the soft rattle from Jelly Kitten (jelly cat for babies), but it's also expensive. We liked the Razberry teether too, when she was 6 months or so.

Still the frozen washcloths were the thing we went too most often. I didn't figure it out for awhile, but wetting just the corner of a baby washcloth and sticking a couple in a ziplock in the freezer helped with the cold and the mess.

Good luck!

Hi-here is a list of all the best teethers I have used and that my son loved.
http://www.happyhealthymom.com/teething_list.php

what my children and now my grandchildren like best is a regular washcloth with an ice cube in it, I always secured it in with a small rubber band tight around the rag, they also used this rag/ice cube on cuts and bruised, always made them feel a lot better.