Silicone Teether Beads Wholesale / By Set

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Buy our silicone teether beads wholesale or by set, whichever way is more convenient for you. Choose from various colors and sizes . In our collection of teether beads you'll find: round hexagon and flat , flowers, rainbow, balloon and other cartoon teethers. With these beads you can create the most beautiful and durable chewelry necklaces, bracelets, pacifier clips chains. in various sizes, like cube beads, heart shaped, hexagon or flower shaped beads, characters and oval beads. Mix and match the beads beads for a trendy look.

During the teething process, teethers are very practical as they help to make gum pain and discomfort more bearable.

• Made of high-quality durable silicone, flexible, smooth and soft, lightweight and durable
• Very suitable for beginners or experienced enthusiasts of silicone beads.
• This silicone beads can add fun and stimulate your creativity and imagination.
• Adding silicone teether beads to personalize your teether is a good exercise of your DIY abilities, and the finished craft will be not only a gorgeous reward but also a practical one.

Silicone Teether Beads Wholesale or By Set - Did you know Section

Did you know that teethers were not always the solution for teething? For many centuries, teething was not a reassuring explanation. It was the opposite. The irritation of the gums, the failure of the teeth to break through—all this was said to upset the fragile nervous system of the child, causing severe convulsions and quite possibly death. The etiology was somewhat unclear, but the consequences were not. They had been clear since Hippocrates, who wrote about it. In 19th-century England, more than 10 percent of childhood deaths were blamed on teething. Even as late as 1894, you could find doctors in the U.S. writing sentences like this: “So deadly has it become, that one-third of the human family die before the twenty deciduous teeth have fully appeared.”

All this had a certain logic. In an age of high infant mortality, it made sense to blame that mortality on the proximate cause—the misery that the infant was clearly experiencing. But attributing all maladies to teething was not benign. The treatment—often lancing, often less than sterile—could be fatal. (It was only at the turn of the 20th century that medical opinion turned against slicing open the gums: “Lancing the gums … has lost most of its charms,” the pediatrician Abraham Jacobi memorably wrote in 1903.) In 1860, an American doctor, fed up with all this, wrote angrily, “I can assure you that the readiness to attribute all the diseases of infantile life to teething has destroyed more human beings than many of the wars described in history.”

To ward off the curse of teething, babies since ancient times have worn necklaces adorned with magical charms: coral sticks, semiprecious stones (amber teething beads), a wolf’s tooth. Some amulets were designed for dual use as chew toys, but many were not. Sometimes they were even tied around the waist, not the neck. They were meant not for the body but the spirits.

There are few things that have inspired as many folk remedies as teething: The lists of remedies go on and on. And they live forever. In ancient Greece, Soranus recommended rubbing the brains of a hare on the gums. You can find this same treatment in recent American folklore. (Also, from Tennessee: Rub a minnow on the gums.)

In the 1800s, there were fewer topical applications of brains and more proprietary concoctions. Teething was now big business. Numerous solutions and syrups were trumpeted, and in this lightly regulated era, many households were awash, unknowingly, in drugs. Many parents swore by Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, for example, whose advertisements proclaimed, “Depend on it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your babies.” It gave rest but not health: It was, essentially, “a cocktail of morphine and alcohol.”

Today the silicone teether beads are an excellent invention to approach teething in a more modern way. These beads are made of quality silicone, soft and lightweight, stable in structure and safe to use, not easy to deform or fade, can be used for a long time.

Their size ranges from 12mm to 19 mm and they come with a preperforated hole of 2.5 mm.   These DIY silicone craft teething beads can be used in many DIY projects, such as teething bracelets, nursing necklaces, chew  lanyards, or as as focal bead for pens. They make adorable gifts for your babies, kids, friends, family at birthdays, holidays, party or school activities.

Silicone Teether Beads - Meaning

Throughout history, in cultures across the world, beads have had a huge number of functions and meanings .

Beads signify strength and courage

Just like medals, ribbons, and certificates, many ancient and modern-day cultures use beads to show bravery and accomplishment. They have long been used to protect warriors from natural and supernatural enemies, along with lending special magical protection for heroes during long journeys.

Beads have everyday uses – purposes - in everyday life

Beads have served many practical purposes throughout history, from weighing down scrolls, saddle blankets, and tablecloths. They have served as calculators (like the abacus) to prayer tools (like the rosary). Today, we see beads in jewellery, mats, car seats, and curtains.

Beads carry value

Societies across the world have made beads from tortoise shells, wood, pottery, sea shells, seed, ivory, stone, eggshells, animal teeth, bone, claw and horn…and glass. Some of the world’s most talented glass artists devote their whole careers to making beads.

In many societies, beads are believed to carry protective and healing powers

Did you know that the Egyptian word sha means “luck” and sha-sha means “bead”? The Magical Eye bead of Turkey is believed to ward off evil. In parts of Asia, beads were scattered like seeds at temples to induce bountiful harvests.

Beads signify status

In China, during the Qing (pronounced “ching”) Dynasty, officials, army officers, their wives, and children were required to wear strings of court beads. The Emperor himself had to wear special beads. For the Asante people of West Africa, kings and other great people get the privilege of wearing Bodom beads. In our own society beads of pearl, gold and precious stones can be symbols of wealth and prestige.

Given the length of time people have been fascinated with beads (over 43,000 years!), as well as their usefulness for counting, adorning, and symbolizing importance, they’re just right for recognizing and recording your courage as you travel this journey.

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