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Teetherpop No-Mess, fillable, freezable teethers for breastmilk, purées, smoothies & more. USA-made, BPA free.

Asking for every mom who's ever chased a half-sunscreened toddler across the backyard. 🏃‍♀️☀️You get one cheek done… the...
10/15/2026

Asking for every mom who's ever chased a half-sunscreened toddler across the backyard. 🏃‍♀️☀️

You get one cheek done… they're gone. You catch them, do an arm… they're gone again. By the time you're finished, you've done a full workout and they've got sunscreen in their hair. 😅

The good news? Once they're done running, they need a cool-down too. Fill a Teetherpop™ with yogurt, fruit purée, or fresh juice for a healthy popsicle your toddler can hold all by themselves. No melting drips down their arm, no sticky mess to clean up afterward.
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Be honest: how many laps did it take you today? 1, 2, or "I gave up"?

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The teething recipe nobody is talking about. And it takes 2 minutes. 👇Plain yogurt. That's it. Spoon it into Teetherpop,...
10/15/2026

The teething recipe nobody is talking about. And it takes 2 minutes. 👇
Plain yogurt. That's it. Spoon it into Teetherpop, freeze it, and hand it to baby. Cold teething relief and probiotics all in one. No cooking. No blending. No mess. 😊

Want to make it even better? Add a splash of breastmilk before freezing. It thins the yogurt for better flow through the sippy slits and adds that familiar comfort your baby already loves. 💛

When freezing yogurt, mix with half breastmilk or water for better flow through the sippy slits as it thaws.

1️⃣ Spoon plain whole milk yogurt into a small bowl and stir until smooth.
2️⃣ Add a generous splash of breastmilk or water and mix to thin.
3️⃣ Fill Teetherpop to the line. Snap shut. Cap. Freeze 3-4 hours.
4️⃣ Hand to baby and let her do the rest. 🙌

Safe for babies 6 months and older.

Have you tried plain yogurt in Teetherpop yet? Drop a 🍦 in the comments if you're making this today! 👇

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10/13/2026

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The party: amazing. You weren't invited. 🎉🧽Tell us you're a parent without telling us you're a parent… we'll go first: y...
10/08/2026

The party: amazing. You weren't invited. 🎉🧽

Tell us you're a parent without telling us you're a parent… we'll go first: you've wiped the same highchair three times before 10am. 🙋‍♀️

We can't clean up after the whole party, but we can take one mess off your list.

Teetherpop™ is the teething popsicle for baby with patented sippy slits, so breastmilk, formula, or purée only flows when baby chews. No drips. No soaked bibs. No sticky highchair. ❄️

Just one less thing to wipe up today. 💙

👇 Drop a 🧽 if you've cleaned something today that you absolutely did not get dirty.

What every parent should know before the teething phase starts. 👇Here's the thing about teething. It catches almost ever...
10/06/2026

What every parent should know before the teething phase starts. 👇

Here's the thing about teething. It catches almost everyone off guard. Not because they weren't paying attention, but because nobody told them what to actually prepare for.

Swipe through 5 things worth knowing and doing before the first tooth shows up.

If even one of these helps you feel more ready, the whole phase gets easier.

The one most parents wish they knew sooner? Have a feeding plan ready. Teething often causes babies to refuse food and feeds completely. Knowing it's coming means you won't panic when it happens and you'll already have cold relief tools in the freezer ready to go. 😊

Save this before the teething phase starts and share it with a parent who's about to enter this season! 👆

What do you wish you had known before teething started? Drop it in the comments! 👇

09/28/2026

Your baby is about to start teething. Here are the signs. 👇

Here's something worth knowing. Teething doesn't always announce itself with a tooth.

The signs actually show up weeks before anything breaks through the surface.

And if you know what to look for, you can get ahead of it instead of being caught off guard.

These are the 3 early signs to watch for:

1️⃣ Hands and fists going straight to the mouth

This is usually the very first signal. Before any visible swelling, before any fussiness, your baby starts using their hands and fists as a chew toy. It's not a phase or a habit. It's their body telling them something is happening under the surface.

2️⃣ More drooling than usual

If you're suddenly going through bibs faster than usual and your baby's chin is constantly damp, teething has likely already started. The body ramps up saliva production in response to the incoming tooth, sometimes weeks before it actually arrives.

3️⃣ Swollen or slightly raised gum line

Run a clean finger gently along your baby's lower gum line. If you feel a slightly raised or firm ridge where a tooth is working its way up, it's coming soon. This is the clearest physical sign that the teething phase is officially underway.

So what do you do when you spot these signs? Get prepared now, before the harder days hit.

Pop frozen Teetherpop in the freezer tonight. Build the pre-bedtime routine before you need it. Have cold relief ready before the fussiness peaks. Getting ahead of it by even a few days makes the whole phase so much more manageable. 💛

Save this for when you start noticing the signs and share it with a parent who's about to enter the teething phase! 👆

Which sign did you notice first with your baby? Drop it in the comments! 👇

09/17/2026

Your baby's teething timeline is longer than you think. 👇

Here's something worth knowing before you're in the thick of it.

Most parents assume teething is a few rough weeks and then it's over.

The reality? The teething phase runs from around 6 months all the way to 3 years old.

That's 20 teeth over roughly 2.5 years of on-and-off teething episodes.

The good news is that not every tooth is equally difficult. Here's roughly what to expect:

1️⃣ 6-10 months: Front bottom teeth (lower central incisors)
Usually the first to arrive and often the easiest. This is where most parents discover what actually works for their baby.

2️⃣ 8-12 months: Front top teeth (upper central incisors)
Similar discomfort to the first round. By this point you'll have a routine that works.

3️⃣ 9-13 months: Lateral incisors
The teeth on either side of the front teeth. Still manageable for most babies.

4️⃣ 13-19 months: First molars
This is where things get more intense. Molars are bigger, cover more surface area, and take longer to break through. Expect more disrupted sleep and feeding during this window.

5️⃣ 16-22 months: Canines
The pointed teeth between the incisors and molars. Can cause significant discomfort for some babies.

6️⃣ 25-33 months: Second molars
The final stretch. These are often the most uncomfortable of all because they're the largest teeth.

Knowing this doesn't make it easier in the moment — but it does help you stop wondering if something is wrong and start focusing on what actually helps.

Cold relief. Consistency.

Frozen Teetherpop ready in the freezer at every stage. 💛

Save this timeline for reference and share it with a parent who's just starting the teething phase! 👆

Which stage is your baby at right now?

Drop it in the comments! 👇

Buying two packs so you can rotate them while your daughter is teething? Genuinely brilliant. 💛One in the freezer. One i...
09/09/2026

Buying two packs so you can rotate them while your daughter is teething? Genuinely brilliant. 💛

One in the freezer. One in baby's hands. No gaps in cold relief. No waiting for the next one to freeze while your baby is already fussing.

Whatever you fill it with on any given teething day, having more than one ready changes the whole experience. 😊

Have questions? Drop them below. We read and respond to every single one! 👇

Here's the truth about baby fussiness. Teething might be behind all 5 of these. 👇If your baby seems completely off latel...
09/08/2026

Here's the truth about baby fussiness. Teething might be behind all 5 of these. 👇

If your baby seems completely off lately and you can't figure out why, swipe through. Teething doesn't always announce itself with a visible tooth. Sometimes it shows up weeks earlier as fussiness, drooling, ear pulling, and a baby who suddenly won't eat or sleep.

The one that surprises most parents? Pulling at ears. Teething pain travels along the jaw and can genuinely feel like ear discomfort to your baby. If there's no fever and no other signs of an ear infection, teething is almost always the reason.

Once you know what you're looking for, the whole phase starts to make so much more sense. And the fix for almost every sign on this list? Cold relief, offered before the fussiness peaks. 😊

Save this as your teething checklist and share it with a parent who's been trying to figure out why their baby is so unsettled lately! 👆

Which one is your baby showing right now? Drop it in the comments! 👇

The reflux baby detail in this review is one we hear often and it means so much to us. Other feeders with holes all over...
09/01/2026

The reflux baby detail in this review is one we hear often and it means so much to us. Other feeders with holes all over create unpredictable flow that can cause choking and gagging.

Teetherpop's sippy slits were designed so baby controls the flow completely. Baby chews, the liquid releases. Baby stops, it stops. No overwhelming gush. No mess. No dripping when held upside down.

If you have a baby who struggles with flow control, this is exactly what Teetherpop was designed for. 😊

Drop your questions in the comments and we'll answer every one! 👇

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