Why is Sophie the Giraffe Teether so expensive?
So why does it cost so much? Sophie has been French mothers go-to teething toy since 1961. The toy is made in France rather than in China, and is made with natural rubber rather than plastic. That means the product costs more to make and is relatively expensive around the globe — but that hasn’t stopped its popularity.
How can you tell a fake Sophie the giraffe?
Some key things to point out:
- On the real and fake one, the serial number and (c) SLG were on example the same spot.
- The font and colors were “off” on the fake one’s packaging.
- There was spelling mistakes.
- The font and coloring on the packaging is different.
Can you sterilize Sophie the Giraffe Teether?
In accordance with what is written on the product packaging, we do not recommend sterilising Sophie la girafe. Known sterilisation methods require partial or full immersion of the product in a sterilising solution (boiling water or water with a sterilisation tablet) that could damage it.
What is the deal with Sophie the giraffe?
Sophie is made of natural rubber—each giraffe spends three months curing on a tray in the factory in Rumilly, France—and embellished with food-grade paint. Its success has led to unsubstantiated reports of imposter giraffes.
Which Sophie teether is the best?
Best Overall: Sophie La Girafe Teething Toy Made of BPA-free latex rubber with food grade safe paint, this toy squeaks to get your child’s attention and they’ll happily sink their teeth (or gums) into Sophie’s feet, head, or neck.
What is the best teether for babies?
Best baby teethers
- Best overall teether: Vulli Sophie La Girafe.
- Best natural teether: Calmies Natural Teether Toy.
- Best teether for molars: Baby Elefun Elephant Teether.
- Best cooling teether: Nûby IcyBite Keys Teether.
- Best multipurpose teether: Baby Banana Infant Toothbrush.
- Best teether treat: teetherpop.
Was Sophie the Giraffe recalled?
Several moms have shared photos of the popular teething toy with mold growing inside, although the company has not issued a recall.
When should I introduce Sophie the giraffe?
around 3 months
Most parents find that as their infant begins to discover their own hands and starts putting them in their mouth (at around 3 months of age), they will begin enjoying Sophie la girafe. It is this 3 month mark that Vulli recommends as most suitable for the baby to start using Sophie.
Is Sophie the giraffe for teething?
Taste: Sophie the Giraffe is very flexible and has lots of parts for baby to chew (ears, horns, legs). She is perfect for soothing baby’s sore gums when teething and is completely safe. Made of 100% natural rubber and food paint.
Who owns VULLI?
the Alain THIRION group
The VULLIERME company is purchased by the Alain THIRION group and becomes the VULLI company.
What makes Sophie the giraffe so popular?
Sophie the Giraffe is so popular that parents of infants sometimes receive more than one Sophie, either FROM more than one of their friends, or FOR more than one of their infant children. In the United States, Sophie’s popularity has been especially boosted because of the notariety provided by stars like Madonna, Sandra Bullock, Nicole Richie, and Kate Hudson, all of whom have adopted Sophie for their babies.
Is Sophie the giraffe safe?
As documented in the NY Times, Sophie the Giraffe is one of the most popular children’s toys in the world and commonly regarded as one of the safest.
What is Sophie the giraffe?
Sophie the Giraffe. Sophie the Giraffe is a teether – a toy for teething infants to chew on – in the form of a 7-inch-high (180 mm) hevea rubber giraffe.