An infant teething device having a one-piece construction. In one embodiment, the teething device resembles a wine bottle opener, featuring a handle and a transverse screw member extending from the middle of the handle. A cork stopper is integrally attached to the bottom end of the screw member. The teething device can be easily gripped by an infant using the handle, screw, or cork stopper. Furthermore, the device is infused or coated with a flavoring substance to provide a pleasant taste experience during teething. The teething device can be made from silicone, natural rubber, or thermoplastic elastomers, and is non-toxic, BPA-free, and compliant with safety regulations. In other embodiments, the cork stopper is hollow with an opening on its bottom surface, allowing the cork stopper to be filled with a chilled and flavored substance.

A pacifier cleaning and storing apparatus is disclosed to have three main elements: an upper section, a center section and a lower section. Within the upper section is a pump with a water inlet and an adjustable spray nozzle. Within the lower section is an internal support member that is located at the substantial midpoint of the lower section. The apparatus can be opened, and a pacifier can be placed on the internal support member. Clean water is put into the center section, and when a resilient member on the upper sections is squeezed and downward pressure is applied, the water is forced through the inlet into the pump. The water is then sprayed, onto the pacifier. Once the pacifier has been cleaned, it can be removed, or remain within the apparatus.

A pacifier is disclosed having a guard with a nipple disposed about center of the guard extending downward from a bottom of the guard. The guard has a plurality of wings extending outward from a elongate handle disposed about a center of the guard. The elongate handle forms a protrusion extending upward from the guard.