Lyndsay - posted on 06/21/2009 ( 8 moms have responded )
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I use teething rings and my son is picky and doesn't like orajel..we have some teething tablets, but I just didn't know if there was any other relief when he gets into the miserable crying fits...I just feel so helpless =(
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Katie - posted on 06/25/2009
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Well I used to do day care and I my son was teething at four months here are some of the remedies that worked for us
Frozen banana popsicles (natural no added sugar) either let him suck on it or chop it up and feed it to him
Get the soothie pacifiers and put water in the middle and stick them in the freezer(this also helps on a hot day when it's naptime)
1.4 ml baby tylenol and baby orajel swabs
get a clean wash cloth and use very cold water and let him suck on that and chew it, also you could put it in the freezer but I would not recommend freezing it completely. just so it's very very cold
there are a bunch more but those have worked the best...best of luck to you sweetie
Joan - posted on 06/24/2009
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use frozen green onion it works
Patricia - posted on 06/24/2009
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my son does not like a teething ring so my mom said when i was a baby they did not have a teething ring she said she used to freeze a clean wash cloth so i tried it i was at the end of my rope willing to try anything and thank god i did he loves it!
Rose - posted on 06/24/2009
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Bellarose hates orajel too. When she's really hurting I just try to make her as comfortable as possible. I take her a bath, give her some tylenol or teething tablets and give her a pacifier. She calms down and usually falls asleep... relaxed.
Lydia - posted on 06/22/2009
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I use the gel - but when that doesnt work I give her a little panadol. Works like a charm.
Teresa - posted on 06/22/2009
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When all else fails Ralph really likes frozen fruit in his mesh feeder.
Melissa - posted on 06/21/2009
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I have to use tylenol when the crying gets to be too much too. It takes a bit to kick in, but as soon as it does my daughter is back to her normal self again. :)
Nicole - posted on 06/21/2009
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I use the teething tablets too, they help sometimes. But when my son gets in those miserable crying fits I give him some infant Tylenol and he's fine. He'll take that, take a nap, and when he wakes up he's back to his old happy self. Check with your doc or the pharmacist about how much to give him.
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