Sophie la Girafe Fanfan the Fawn Natural Rubber Baby Teether

Meet Fanfan the Fawn, Sophie la Girafe's adorable woodland friend, thoughtfully designed to comfort and entertain babies from birth. Made from 100% natural Hevea rubber and hand-painted with food-grade, non-toxic pigments, Fanfan is a safe, gentle and eco-friendly baby teether that's perfect for soothing sore gums while encouraging early sensory development.

A Natural Teether for Growing Babies

Fanfan's soft, flexible body features chewable ears, legs and a long neck that are perfectly sized for little mouths. The natural rubber helps massage tender gums during teething, providing soothing relief while supporting your baby's oral development.

A gentle built-in squeaker and Fanfan's contrasting spotted design stimulate your baby's hearing and vision, encouraging curiosity, sensory exploration and an understanding of cause and effect.

Easy for Little Hands to Hold

Specially designed for newborns and infants, Fanfan is lightweight and easy to grasp thanks to its long legs and slender neck. The distinctive natural rubber scent helps babies recognise their favourite comfort toy, creating a reassuring companion they'll love to cuddle and chew.

Whether at home or on the go, Fanfan the Fawn is a beautiful first toy that combines teething relief, sensory play and developmental learning in one timeless design.

Features

• Suitable from birth (0+ months)

• Made from 100% natural Hevea rubber

• Hand-painted with food-grade, non-toxic pigments

• Soft, flexible teether helps soothe sore gums

• Easy-to-grasp design for little hands

• Built-in squeaker stimulates hearing and encourages cause-and-effect learning

• High-contrast spotted pattern supports visual development

• Natural rubber scent provides familiarity and comfort

• Free from BPA, phthalates and PVC

• A beautiful sensory toy, teether and comforting companion

Perfect for baby showers, newborn gifts and first birthdays, Sophie la Girafe Fanfan the Fawn is a timeless baby essential that supports teething, sensory discovery and early developmental milestones.