Wholesale Teether Autumn - BtoB - 5pcs

Teether & Rattle Autumn Sold in a set of 5 pieces. Unit price: wholesale price excl. VAT: €10.90 recommended retail price incl. VAT: €25.90 This teething ring is an original and eco-friendly birth gift idea. Montessori, unigender, durable... A symbolic gift, a nod to the baby's birth season with 3 oak leaves and a small acorn to symbolize Autumn. This crochet toy is for all babies, girls and boys... Its braided texture stimulates the baby's sensory and kinesthetic abilities. These small elements and its wooden ring are perfect for chewing and its bell attracts attention. Here is a toy in line with Montessori pedagogy from the cradle. Made with respect for the environment, it is 100% GOTS certified organic cotton*. And when we say 100% cotton, it's inside and out. The stuffing is also cotton. Zero waste, its corn fiber packaging is reusable, recyclable, and compostable. This toy is handmade in crochet by our artisans, women with fairy fingers. It is a toy made in the old-fashioned way, artisanally and ethically. Its craftsmanship, details, and solidity make it a high-quality toy. It is machine washable. It is repairable and made to last. It is suitable for babies from birth. It is tested to European standards (CE EN71 1,2,3 and 9) and American standards (ASTM F963). It can be safely put in the mouth. Its shape is designed to make the baby aware of Nature and the seasons. A cute toy for a green & committed education from an early age. Suitable for babies (0+) size: 3*14*14 cm composition: 100% organic cotton + 1 wooden ring care: machine washable at 30°C certification: CE EN71 1,2,3 and 9 - ASTM F963 *GOTS: Our toys are made from GOTS certified cotton: Global Organic Textile Standard. This demanding label certifies not only decent working conditions but also respect for the environment and certifies a product that does not harm the health of those who wear them. In autumn, trees prepare for winter and anticipate the decrease in light. To this end, they stop feeding their leaves, causing them to fall. By starving them, the chlorophyll, responsible for the green color of the foliage, disappears to reveal pigments hidden underneath like flavonoid for the yellow color, or carotenoid for the orange.