What Did You Do For Your Teething Baby???

Jennifer - posted on 04/16/2010

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Both of my children where three months when their first teeth popped through. I used Camilla. It's all natural in a liquid form. It worked very well for both of them.

Hollie - posted on 04/15/2010

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Teething tablets worked the best for me.

Maritza - posted on 04/14/2010

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teething tablets & tylenol

Jayde - posted on 04/14/2010

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Vegemite!!!!! best teething thingymabob my son will not have bonjela and personal i dont want 2 use it as it contains alochol but Vegemite works a treat and he loves it!

Laurie - posted on 04/14/2010

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baby oragel - my daughter really only had an issue at night, so a little dab of oragel would allow her to sleep comfortably at night!

Aicha - posted on 04/14/2010

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All natural teething tablets, teething gel , baby Tylenol , mommies finger to chew on , sippy cup with ice cold water very cold fruit in a Baby Safe Feeder

Bonnie - posted on 04/14/2010

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Baby ora jel was a life saver. I asked my local doctor and local dentist and they both said it was good to use. I also used a teething toy that you can put in the fridge, but never in the freezer(it could explode and the stuff inside is not to eat... ever!) My son loved the teether, and would calm pretty much instantly as soon as the oral jel was on his gumms

Sarah - posted on 04/13/2010

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we bought one of those gum massaging brushes that you stick on your finger and keep it in the butter holder in our fridge- keeps it cool and our 7 month old loves having it rubbed all over her gums. The frozen washcloth is also a great solution!

Jennifer - posted on 04/13/2010

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Camilia !!! Works wonders. When she is really upset I give Motrin.

Michelle - posted on 04/13/2010

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when my child teeths i first start with bonjela if he doesnt settle within half an hour i give him panadol and that usually settles him.

Melissa - posted on 04/13/2010

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teething tablets,orajel,tylenol and frozen teethers were my best friends

Vida - posted on 04/13/2010

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How about toddler group like molars teeth were coming out? I'm having trouble with my son, he's loosing weight refuses food.

Elicsaha - posted on 04/12/2010

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i took a pacifier poked a hole in in and filled it with water stick it in freezer once frozen they will suck and chew on it. Mine wouldnt chew on a ring because it was way bigger then his mouth the pacifier fit perfect in his mouth.

Lisa - posted on 04/12/2010

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Humphrey's teething strips, frozen teething rings and a vibrating teether ♠ ( http://www.amazon.com/First-Years-Massag... )

Candace - posted on 04/12/2010

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i normally use like celery of chilles peas in a ziploc bag, but celery works best and my babies love it

Brooke - posted on 04/12/2010

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we had no idea our daughter was teething, we had no idea she had already sprouted 2 teeth lol. she is great, never any complaints. She recently got 5 teeth all at once, again we had no idea.

Sara - posted on 04/12/2010

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I'm not an expert or anything but I did see on the Dr.s show the other day tah a frozen bagel is helpful... it's cool to the touch and firm but not too soft or too hard. Cold fruit... there's a thing, I forget from what company but you can put frozen fruit in it and baby can hold it and chew like a popsicle.. it's like a plastic mesh thing, so he/she won't choke on anything. That might help. My son is only 3 months so I don't know much. lol but baby orajel and teething rings seem to help too, from my experience with kiddos.

Kelly - posted on 04/12/2010

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no my little one was teething at around 6 weeks!! but i think calpol is for 2months+ so i cant see that being a problem, also as babies are tending to teeth earlier nowadays im sure the powders will be for early ages such as 2months + but that you will have to check out. Good luck with it! xx

Brittany - posted on 04/12/2010

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is 2 months and 2 weeks 2 early??

Kelly - posted on 04/12/2010

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teething powders and teething gels and calpol work for my son, i did find that bonjela for babies wasnt no good for my LO, it never stopped his pain! xxx

Ashley - posted on 04/12/2010

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oh and teethers

Ashley - posted on 04/12/2010

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MOTRIN and gripe water .. my youngest takes motrin better she does't like the baby tylenol and I find and have been told that motrin kicks in fast then tylenol will..

Chelsea Cleo - posted on 04/12/2010

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You can try several things. One thing that's good is to rub your babys gums if he/she will let you, use a cloth or something similar and it can relieve your babys discomfort.
Chilled teething rings can help also but not frozen ones because contact with extreme cold can hurt them even more. Things like panadol and nurofen for babys is always a good pain relief.

Emma - posted on 04/11/2010

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All natural teething tablets, found in the local pharmacy. Motrin/tyelenol for really bad times. As of that, cold fruit, teething toys, leather, wash cloths, anything to help them chew.

Valerie - posted on 04/11/2010

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take a washcloth and wet part of it and then freeze it in a ziplock..give to baby...teething salts from a coop are all natural and help...teething gels...cold bottles and baby food if eating solids...baby tylenol if really bothered...all the best