- Protects baby's teeth and gums from hard cot rail edges
- Soft plastic strip fits over cot rails
- No adhesives required
- Non toxic and phthalate free
- Contains four 12" sections
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| Model Number: | 5205 |
| Target gender: | Unisex |
| Batteries required: | No |
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Product Description
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Prince Lionheart's Cot Rail Teether is a phthalate free, non toxic plastic strip which slips over your cot rail to protect Baby's new teeth and tender gums from nasty bumps and falls on hard rail edges. No adhesives are needed and cleaning is easy.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
The prince lionheart crib teether looked the perfect thing for our cot bed. Unfortunately you only get enough in one packet to go along one side, and not the full length. The kid (10 mths) is pretty good at getting fingers or teeth underneath and chucking them on the bed or floor or waving them around. We have found ourselves wondering at his talent for destruction or the rather lame product. We have since bought a long cot rail for the other side of the cot at a fifth of the price from the big blue swedish store which seems at least as good if not much better - time will tell on that one.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
The product was the best we could find out there. Very soft and manageable plastic but be careful if you have square topped bars on the cots as it did not fit properly as this product is slightly rounded.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
An okay product. Yes it fits the bill and stops my daughter eating the edge of her cot, but the fit is not great and they are expensive for what they are. Only lack of anything else decent on the market made me buy.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Poor
Our cot has rounded tops and there was no way these rails would fit. It grips fairly well but for us it's not deep enough. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Janie
only for 2.5 cm rail
I was lucky my crib rails were only 2.5cm thick. For the thicker rail I had to cut them and glue them.
Published 8 months ago by johnsgou
Completely useless
This teething rail is completely useless, my 9 month old son was able to easily pull it off & then use it to hit himself!
Published 11 months ago by C. Godwin
Great fit to my baby's cot rail
After reading other not so great reviews I decided these would be the best for my childs cot.
They fit the rails really well and as they fit so well my little girl hasn't... Read more
They fit the rails really well and as they fit so well my little girl hasn't... Read more
Published 11 months ago by The bubble family
too narrow for my cot rail
idea seems great but my cot rail is too wide for these so they wouldn't clip over, just kept popping off
Published 14 months ago by B. A. W. Whitbourn
Don't waste your money
I brought this product because I needed to protect the wood on the cot of my 10 month old. He had started to chew the cot and so I thought this product would do the job. Read more
Published 17 months ago by N. Cave
Cot rails
If you're shopping for a new cot, do make sure that teething rails are included. The only replacement ones I could find I can list one one hand. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Britt Bristow
Great product, good price
It does exactly what it is supposed to, but we needed to cut a little off one of the lengths on one side to accommodate the "sliding" mechanism of the cot.
Published 22 months ago by J. A. GEORGIOU
play pen teething guard
Useful safeguard against splinters being bitten off the wooden frame. Good piece of kit even though expensive for what it is.
Published on 23 April 2009 by D. St Leger
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