Baby Teeth Box Homya Wooden Milk Tooth Keepsake Box Organizer Deciduous Souvenir Girl
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<li>STORAGE & RECORD: It is used to storage baby¡¯s teeth and lanugo hair. Collection of deciduous teeth, umbilical cord and hair has many medical uses and special meaning. Helps the parent keep records for each deciduous baby tooth.</li>
<li>FULL OF LOVE AND PERSONLIZED DESIGN: On the top you can write baby's personal information, like name, birth weight or even blood type! Tooth chart help track of your child's changing smile and write special notes and dates.</li>
<li>MOTHPROOF & ANTI CORROSION: New Zealand pine materials is mothproof and corrosion resistant. Permanent preservation, safety and environmental protection, suitable for long-term dental storage. The smooth contour keeps the kids from hurting their fingers.</li>
<li>EASY STORING & MAINTENANCE: Follow the steps below and keep the deciduous teeth intact forever. Keep the dry for the box. Can not be washed with water, it is recommended to use cloth to wipe.</li>
<li>KEEP MEMORIES ALIVE: Perfect gift for Christmas, New Year, Birthday. Give your baby a wonderful childhood memories. This wood tooth box has openings for all the first teeth, a home for lost teeth. Every deciduous tooth is unique for the baby, it will give the baby a wonderful childhood memories. Because it saves the memorable moments about the kid's growth.</li>
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