can any one help with teathin i have tryed panadol,tething rusks,frozen dummys, spoons,

Sarah - posted on 05/21/2010

try rubbing vegemite on them i was skeptical but it honestly works my youngest is allergic to bonjela and this worked a treat

Wendy - posted on 05/02/2010

Hi I used homeopathy "New Era" teething tablets both for my 13yr old and now my 17month old. The idea is to start using them at about 4months old by giving them 4-6 every day. They are easy to take they just melt once put into the mouth. Then when teeth cuts the gums you can give then 10 a day as they are natural there is no side effects and they work a treat. I did not know when my children were teething it was really easy. Just remember to be consistent.

Erica - posted on 05/02/2010

I use Humphrey's Teething tablets. I also have tried the frozen washcloth (take a baby washcloth, they are softer, wet it, roll it, place it in the freezer in a plastic baggy). I have yet to try the biscuits, but I am going to buy some this week, everyone keeps telling me that usually work really good. My little man just had his first two teeth break through at the same time last week.

Amber - posted on 05/02/2010

I swear by the teething tablets, you can get them at Wal-Mart or Target. They are about $5 for 300 tablets, just give your kiddo 3 of them (they dissolve immediately). They worked wonders for my son!

Alicia - posted on 05/02/2010

I used teething tablets for both my kids and that seemed to work great.

Shannon - posted on 05/02/2010

frozen wet wash cloth?

Lorraine - posted on 05/02/2010

hi kylie i use teething powders which are herbal called ashton & parsons infants powders they are good as can be used every hour . i used them for my son and now using them for my daughter u can get them in boots hope this helps

Heather - posted on 05/02/2010

my son loves the vibrating teething rings ( they look like a big strawberry) and teething tablets are amazingg!

Samantha - posted on 05/02/2010

The number one thing that worked for my son was Frozen Waffles and Frozen French Toast Sticks! Try it it really Works!

Kristin - posted on 05/02/2010

I used frozen fruit slices (very thin 1/4 inch of apples, peaches, pears), cold solids, frozen peas and blueberries, slightly frozen wet washclothes, fingers (theirs or mine), cold teether toys, direct pressure on sore spot for a few seconds (as long as they will tolerate), pain relievers at night, warm baths, distraction, just a hard toy to chew, biter biscuits or zweiback toasts, teething sippy (from Avent) with icy water or dilute juice.



That's some of what I tried. Some worked great, some not so much, but give any or all of it a try. Sometimes I had to rotate through a few of these things. With all of the food stuff, supervise closely even if you put them into those mesh bag things for babies who like to chew on big people food.

Jen - posted on 05/02/2010

i dont where your from but over here in england we have sumthing called calprofen it wroks in ten mins n toatlly numbs the pain also ave u tried sum ice lollies if ur babys not too young.

Crystal - posted on 05/02/2010

I always used cool damp facecloths they seem to enjoy the fibrous texture that is if all else fails....

Jackie - posted on 05/02/2010

Teething rings didnt do any good for my son. I tried that baby ambesol and that didnt work either. Just knumbed his lips and tongue. What finally did help were those biter biscuits from Gerber. They're hard and help to ease the pain and push teeth through faster. My son loved them.

Kathleen / Kate - posted on 05/02/2010

Have you ever heard of, or tried, an amber teething necklace? These have been used in Europe for centuries to naturally reduce teething discomfort. Check out this FB page for a few thousand Mom's who swear by them!

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Phoenix-AZ/Inspired-By-Finn/102544519787403?ref=ts

Monica - posted on 05/02/2010

snuggling!!
i never used anything for my kids except teethers that they didn't really like anyways. it's a natural part of their growing, and it's a great chance to snuggle and strengthen your bond!!

Andrea - posted on 05/02/2010

my two oldest always chewed on my fingers when they were teething. My 3mo. old has started to do the same thing. He also has a teether that vibrates when he bites down on it and seems to like that a lot.

Robin - posted on 05/02/2010

rub vanilla extract on the baby's gums...also try teething tablets..they work like a charm for my little cousin and so far they have worked for my little one