Bo & Ko Baby Whetu Teether Lemon
BO & KO Teethers offer optimal relief from teething discomfort for pēpi, featuring the following attributes:
New Zealand safety tested and approved to meet standard AS/NZS ISO 8124.1:2023
BPA & Phthalate free
FDA approved
Free of latex, lead and cadmium
100% Non toxic food grade silicone
Designed for easy gripping
Cool in the fridge or freezer for added soothing
Suitable for pēpi from 3 months old
CARE
Please wash before use.
Dishwasher and steriliser safe.
Discard at first sign of wear and tear.
Always supervise children during use.
Celebrating Matariki
Matariki mā Puanga acknowledges both the Matariki (Pleiades) and Puanga (Rigel) stars, which different iwi observe to mark the Māori New Year. While regions may follow different stars and traditions, the celebration shares common themes - honouring the past, celebrating the present, and looking to the future. The 2025 theme is about inclusion, unity, and embracing diversity. Matariki mā Puanga reminds us that despite varied practices, we are all connected through shared values and the wairua of coming together.
New Zealand safety tested and approved to meet standard AS/NZS ISO 8124.1:2023
BPA & Phthalate free
FDA approved
Free of latex, lead and cadmium
100% Non toxic food grade silicone
Designed for easy gripping
Cool in the fridge or freezer for added soothing
Suitable for pēpi from 3 months old
CARE
Please wash before use.
Dishwasher and steriliser safe.
Discard at first sign of wear and tear.
Always supervise children during use.
Celebrating Matariki
Matariki mā Puanga acknowledges both the Matariki (Pleiades) and Puanga (Rigel) stars, which different iwi observe to mark the Māori New Year. While regions may follow different stars and traditions, the celebration shares common themes - honouring the past, celebrating the present, and looking to the future. The 2025 theme is about inclusion, unity, and embracing diversity. Matariki mā Puanga reminds us that despite varied practices, we are all connected through shared values and the wairua of coming together.
