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7 Great Teething Remedies
Teething is often a miserable and painful experience for babies, and parents often are powerless (and sleepless). Well it does not have to be that way because there are many things we can do to alleviate this problem, and make those little one feel just a little bit better!
1.
Teething biscuits
Choose whole grain teething biscuits with no sugar.
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2.
Teething rings
An old time teething remedy
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3.
Teething Gel
Consult your doctor, teething gels contain a mild analgesic that...
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4.
Teething tablets
Consult your doctor. The active ingredients are usually Chamomilla,...
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5.
Cool bottle of water
The coldness numbs the gums and eases pain.
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6.
Rub your finger against your child's gums
Make sure your hands are clean.
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7.
Cold food
Let the baby suck on cold pieces of fruit or vegetables. Cold...
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Created by Vero
Last updated on 05/22/2009 04:49 PM
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My lil raven like when I rub the outside of his moth where his teeth hurt! But he acys like he enjoys our fingers more so than his teething ring.
posted by RavensMommy on 05/09/2009
Freeze a pealed banana. Trust me it works and it's good for them.
posted by Tina on 06/01/2009
Wrap a clean washcloth around an ice cube and tie a knot around the end with a clean piece of yarn or string to hold the ice in. My daughter loves to chew on it. Also freezing a wet washcloth works too.
posted by Jennifer on 11/23/2009
thanks, i'm going to try some of these myself.
posted by kathleen on 01/29/2010
A remedy that has worked wonders for all 3 of my babes is High Quality Organic Roman Chamomille Essential Oil. Mix one drop with some sweet almond oil or organic extra virgin olive oil and massage on the gums and also on the outside, behind the ears and down along the jawline. The oil has an analgesic and antiseptic quality and the scent is similar to a fresh green apple and is very soothing.Check with a natural doctor if you have questions. feel free to visit our home for families at www.TheRealParents.com
Mike
posted by Michael on 02/16/2010
  
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