Silicone teethers need to be disinfected regularly, otherwise the saliva on them will breed bacteria and affect the baby's health. So how often should silicone teethers be disinfected?

During the teething period, babies use teething sticks every day. For health and hygiene, they usually need to be disinfected every day; it is generally recommended to disinfect when the baby is sleeping at night, put them away after disinfection, and let the baby play with them the next day.

If the baby uses teething sticks frequently, you can disinfect them every half a day, and disinfect them when the baby takes a nap at noon.

After all, teethers enter the baby's mouth, so it is not suitable to be disinfected with alcohol. Although alcohol disinfection has a good sterilization effect, it is easy to leave alcohol smell, which may cause the baby to stop using it. Therefore, it is usually not recommended to disinfect teethers with alcohol. It is better to refer to the instructions for specific disinfection methods.