Kiddikind Millet Teethers (30 g) are marketed as edible teethers for babies, but at 6 months most infants are just beginning solids and firm teethers can pose a choking risk if larger pieces break off; while they may be suitable for slightly older infants who can manage finger foods, it is safer at this stage to start with soft, mashed or pureed foods, and always consult your pediatrician before offering such products, as individual conditions and developmental readiness may vary.

The product is safe to order and will be shipped from a fresh and valid batch with a safe expiry period. The exact expiry date may vary from batch to batch and cannot be confirmed at the time of ordering, but it will be clearly printed on the packaging you receive. Each item is checked before dispatch to ensure it is safe and suitable for your baby. If you ever receive a product that is expired or close to expiry, please get in touch with our customer care team, who will guide you regarding replacement or refund as per company policies.

Yes, Kiddikind Millet Teethers can be given to a 9-month-old baby, as the product is intended for babies aged 6 months and above. They are made from millets, corn, rice, and rice bran oil and are designed to be held and chewed by babies who have started eating solid foods. However, there is still a risk of choking with any teething food. Always supervise your baby while they are eating it and make sure they are sitting upright and not lying down, walking, or playing while chewing. Check the teether before giving it to your baby and do not use it if it becomes damaged or breaks into large pieces. If your baby has difficulty swallowing or has not started solid foods, consult a paediatrician before giving the product.

Yes, Kiddikind Millet Teethers can generally be given to a 7-month-old baby, as they are intended for babies aged 6 months and above. They are made from millets, corn, rice, and rice bran oil, and are suitable for babies who have started eating solid foods. However, any teething food can pose a choking risk. Always supervise your baby while eating and ensure they are sitting upright. Do not allow your baby to eat while lying down, walking, or playing. Check the teether before use and discard it if damaged or broken. If your baby has difficulty swallowing, consult a paediatrician before giving the product.