Amanda - posted on 04/22/2009 ( 7 moms have responded )
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I am having a lot of trouble with my nearly 6 month old girl teething, i have tried baby panadol and bonjella, cold teething rings, rusks and nothing seems to be helping, has anyone else got any suggestions?
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Mel - posted on 04/23/2009
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i used nurofen for children it works so much better then panadol it doesnt put them to sleep but it works better for teething pain.
Ryann - posted on 04/22/2009
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I use baby orajel and humphreys natural teething pellets you can find them at any local drug store. Works wonders plus you could get one of those food holder the mesh nets i don't know what they are called and put ice cubes in it or frozen apple pieces. Hope this helps! :)
Megan - posted on 04/22/2009
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I use Hylands teething tablets. They are natural, homeopathic and really have helped both my babies.
Lisa - posted on 04/22/2009
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have you tried ashtons and parsons powder (i think thats how you spell it) i found it really does work, but find out the age cause im really not sure x
Rebecca - posted on 04/22/2009
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try some tablets called "Teething Relief" they work for my little girl and they instantly disolve in their mouth. If they are teething bad you can safely give them more a lot sooner than if you were using Bonjela too
Bonnie - posted on 04/22/2009
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Wet a clean and hygenic face washer and put it in the freezer for a while and then allow your child to suck and grind on it. Frozen banana, home made ice-poles made out of formula, fruit juice etc but as always supervise their consumption as bits breaking off may occur. Of course it is very unlikely she will be able to swallow the face washer.
Erin - posted on 04/22/2009
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you could try homeopathic teething tablets or drops. i used them and they helped my daughter with the pain but also helped calm her down. they have lavender and chamomile in them. all natural and totally safe so no harm no foul. good luck :)
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