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Teething If your baby puts everything he can grab and hold in his mouth, it's a good sign that he's interested in the world around him. By exploring with their mouths, little ones learn about different shapes and textures. The cute giraffe design teether ring offers different and flexible surface textures for chewing and toothache relief. Fine motor skills Fine motor skills develop from an initially unsteady grip to holding objects with both hands. Once the baby has learned to hold things and transfer them from one hand to another, the wonderful world of play opens up. The many grip options on the teething ring are ideal for little hands and support the development of grasping and holding skills. A baby's vision develops gradually after birth. Only from the second or third month of life, when a certain degree of coordination and strength of the eye muscles is already present, bright colors and complex shapes arouse the interest of the little ones. Thus, the bright colors of the teething ring ideally support the further development of visual perception. The sense of touch begins to develop in the womb during pregnancy and continues after birth throughout the first year of life. Initially, young babies explore their surroundings with their mouths, as their sense of touch is particularly well developed in the area of ​​the lips and tongue. Around 3 or 4 months of age, they begin to explore their world with their hands and fingers. At this stage, they can also grasp objects themselves and become familiar with different materials and shapes.