We’ll call this question, WAATSA! 🙂  But it’s a fair question, and here is your answer. BPA – bisphenol A PVC – polyvinyl chloride CCPSA – Canadian Consumer Product Safect Act) – Canada SGS – Société Générale de Surveillance – Canada FDA – Food and Drug Administration – USA ASTM – American Society for Testing and Materials – …Read more

It couldn’t be more simple! Just wash with mild soap and water, and hang to dry. We do recommend washing the jewellery prior to first use.

Some of our natural wood products are already treated, but untreated rings/beads can be conditioned with organic oils (such as olive, avocado, or grape seed) and beeswax to preserve and resist splintering.

As stated in our Terms & Conditions, we can not emphasize enough how important it is that our teething products must be used under adult supervision only. If you notice any damage to these products, discontinue their use immediately. These products could carry a chocking hazard and must be used with caution. All products are …Read more

The theory behind amber teething jewellery is that a baby’s body heat triggers the release of a small amounts of oil from the amber containing succinic acid, which is also a naturally-occurring substance in the body. When the oil is absorbed, it is said to relieve the pain of sore gums caused by teething. The …Read more