Deacon Morin, shown in this undated photos, died in 2016 when he was strangled by a Baltic amber teething necklace purchased on the e-commerce site Etsy and given to his mother as a gift.

A mother has taken to TikTok to raise awareness about the amber teething necklaces that allegedly caused the death of her 18-month-old child.. Danielle Morin, who runs a TikTok account providing ...

According to Aaron Celestian, Ph.D., an associate curator of mineral sciences at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, beads made from real Baltic amber do, indeed, contain succinic acid, but ...

Danielle was given the Baltic amber teething necklace by a close friend who purchased it on the Etsy website, CBS Los Angeles reported. In 2019, ...

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 ...

Baltic amber, which is the raw material used to make most modern amber necklaces, comprises up to 3-8 percent succinic acid, oils and alcohol. A Therapeutic Resin?

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 ...

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / March 9, 2017 / The founders of Baltic Wonder, an Amber Teething Necklace company, are pleased to announce the launch of their new and user-friendly e-commerce ...