Shaped like a biscuit, look like the Earth, Moon and Mars!
Highly detailed designs and realistic features make them great sensory and educational teethers and toys, which can be used to excite their imaginations throughout childhood.
None of our toys have holes where water can get in and mould can grow so they're great to use in the bath as baby bath toys too!
Our natural rubber teethers provide different textures for sensory exploration. As your baby's teeth start to emerge, our teething toys will help to soothe sore gums and will help to reduce your baby's teething pain. As each biscuit shaped teether has a different design, each toy will give a different chewing experience!
Our teething toys make great unique baby gifts, with highly detailed designs, realistic features and creative box packaging too. The perfect gift for space loving parents too!
Our Space Biscuits:
Earth Biscuit® - Look out for the wonders of the world: Great Wall of China, Colloseum, Sydney Opera House, Eiffel Tower, The Sphinx, Taj Mahal, Chichen Itza, Christ Redeemer. Has the slogan 'be an explorer'. Inside the Earth Biscuit® box is a full colour artwork showing all the hidden wonders of the world you can find on our teether.
Moon Biscuit® - Our Moon Biscuit® has craters, lumps and bumps designed to give a great chewing experience. Look out for Neil Armstrong's footprints in the lunar regolith! Has the slogan 'reach for the moon'. On the box packaging you’ll see a young boy looking through a telescope at the moon. You can also spot the Lunar Lander and the Apollo command module. On the inside of the box you can see our AstroGNAW® is walking on the moon. In the distance satellites are orbiting Earth with the International Space Station in the background.
Mars Biscuit® - Look out for Olympus Mons, Curiosity, Spirit and Opportunity Rovers, Pathfinder, Mars HAB/Potato Farm, and the Grand Canyon of Mars! Has the slogan 'Future Martian'. On the box packaging can you see the Curiosity Rover peeking out from behind a rock? Inside our AstroGNAW® has been busy growing food. The airlock is open and you can see his Martian rover. Look out there is a dust storm coming! Through the HAB roof window you can spot the next Mars inhabitants arriving on OrBITEr® with the Olympus Mons volcano in the background.
