Teething necklaces and bracelets should not be used by children, the FDA announced Thursday. The FDA has received reports of death and serious injuries to infants and children, including strangulation ...

Amber teething necklaces are the new ‘it’ thing for babies to wear. The new ‘it’ thing from thousands of years ago, that is. The amber teething necklaces from Chook Mook ($42) just happen to be the ...

The FDA issued a warning on Thursday to parents with teething babies: teething jewelry is dangerous. It can cause strangulation or choking. "There is no scientific information that teething necklaces ...

If your baby is teething, then chances are you’ve probably spent a couple of hours days researching remedies online and come across the theory that an amber necklace can help relieve some of those ...

(AP/WPRI) — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration this went sent out a warning about teething necklaces and bracelets. The agency said the jewelry poses a choking and strangulation hazard and should ...

In a now-viral video, user @danimorin13 shared the heartbreaking story of losing her child after an amber teething necklace got caught around his neck, strangling him. The video currently has over 403 ...

The Food and Drug Administration is warning parents and caregivers about using teething necklaces or bracelets after the death of an 18-month-old child. The agency discourages the use of teething ...

You may have noticed babies wearing teething necklaces made of amber. What are they all about? Are they safe? Do they work? We answer these questions and more about these baby accessories that are ...

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Your infant is probably too young to wear bling, especially if it's this kind of thing. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has a new warning about babies and jewelry. No, it's not about ...

SILVER SPRING, Md. -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is alerting parents, caregivers and health care providers to the safety risks that jewelry used for relieving teething pain pose for ...