Sassy Teethe & Twirl Sensation Station 2-in-1 Suction Cup High Chair Toy, Developmental Tray Toy for Early Learning, Ages 6+ Months

Love this toy!

Must have for tabletops at restaurants or home highchairs! My LO loves this toy!

The media could not be loaded. I was hesitant at first since I didn’t recognize the brand but I would 10/10 recommend this! I was pleasantly surprised this was bigger in size than I thought. The suction fooled me a few times by coming off easy but once you get it on there good, it can be pulled every which way and has very strong suction (see video). It survived the crazy strong baby grip and that’s saying something! I really like the wobbly base as baby can pull toy closer towards them. Great value for the $. Very cute bright colors and spins perfectly.

Super cute!!! But I’m having a hard time getting the suction cup to stay attached to my grandson’s walker. He’s seven months old (corrected age is five months old) and every time he touches this toy, it falls off with zero effort. Returned.

My 7 mo old grandson loves this toy. The suction on it is just okay.

Have been loving it for many many months. Great to play with, to chew upon, and to shift it to the side for a change.

My grandson enjoys playing with this toy. However, it does not stick to any surfaces. It will stick for a second and the loosen all the way. I’ve trying sticking to tables, floors, highchair tray. Nothing. But he loves playing with it so I just holdIt

My youngest baby has loved this thing since he was 3 months old. I love that, unlike many other highchair toys, it comes apart so he can play with it without the suction cup attached. It's called the "Thinga-ma-bob" in our house. You'll often hear my husband or one of the kids yelling, "Get the thinga-ma-bob!!" because my baby (now 6 months old) absolutely loves playing with it.I cannot really say it's good for teething because of it's design. Especially for young babies who are not the most coordinated yet, it's hard to get the teether parts without it just spinning to another section of the toy. My son has, once, got his little finger stuck as it rotated while his little finger was on it (around the black and white bars that circle it). Thankfully he does not play with ANY toys unattended so I was able to catch it before he got more than pinched by it. I can see this being a finger breaker if you're not mindful while baby is playing!It's not easy to wash. We eat together so he has 3 toys that suction to his high chair that I rotate between while we're eating to entertain him in between spoons of mush. So whenever mush gets on it from gumming it, it can be quite annoying to get off. I've taken to using a soft bristle tooth brush to scrub it clean.