MATERIAL – Made of 100% Wood. Great Quality Material. Corrosion-Resistant And Durable.
KEEPSAKE ORGANIZER – Protects And Saves Baby’s Precious Milk Teeth, Lanugo Hair And Umbilical Cord In A Clear And Organized Way. It Records Baby’s Healthy Growth Of The Teeth Collection And Give Your Baby A Wonderful Memories.
ADORABLE DESIGN – Girl Or Boy On The Front Outside Design That They Would Surely Love. The Smooth Contour Keeps The Baby From Hurting Their Fingers.
PERFECT GIFT – Makes An Awesome Gift For Newborn, Baby Shower, Christening, Christmas, New Years And Child’s Birthday
SIZE - 12.3cm*12.5cm*3cm (4.8" x 4.9" x 1.2"), Style: Boy Image, Package Weight: 170g
 
 
This unique wooden tooth box keeps all the information and memories for the baby’s growing journey. It’s a parents’ must-have to record baby’s healthy teeth growth and preserve their lanugo hair and umbilical cord. As parents, we want to keep all of these because this is such a good, memorable and unforgettable gift that we can share to our children as they get older. Baby’s teeth, lanugo hair and umbilical cord are truly precious souvenirs of our child’s growing years. It is a handmade wooden box with girl or boy’s face on the front outside design. The cover protects the precious keepsakes inside the box from dusts and spills. On the inside, the top section (under the cover) has a room to write a profile of your baby; baby’s name, birthdate, constellation, birth weight, blood type, birth weight and your best wishes for your little one. There are labels for different types of teeth, molars, canines, incisors and there are also room for baby’s lanugo hair and umbilical cord. Most babies lost their first tooth at the age of 5 or 6, some starts young as early as 4 years old and others won’t get to meet the Tooth Fairy until 7. Your child will usually be the one to know when a tooth is loose because he or she can feel it moving. Here are some tips on how to clean the tooth before keeping it inside the box. First, sterilize the lost tooth for 5 minutes and let them air-dry. When it is dry you can keep it inside the box and take a note. Make sure that the bottom of the wooden box is fully covered with cotton before putting the tooth into the box and then cover it with another layer of cotton.