teething Baby... Help Plz???

Jennifer - posted on 03/24/2009

I know it sounds really weird, but frozen Eggo's work really good. My daughter is starting to cut her molers...she is currently working on 2 right now, but my husband and I have found that Eggo's work! Of course, tylenol too!

Lin - posted on 03/24/2009

In addition to tylenol and teethers, I try to make sure my son's food are cool/cold.  If you can find 100% fruit juice popsicles (Edy's makes some) that might help as well.

I've never tried it, but I've been told frozen toothbrushes help too.

Lindsie - posted on 03/24/2009

I ALWAYS USE TYLENOL OR BABY ORAJEL!! I ALSO BOUGHT A VIBRATING TEETHER THAT IS IN THE SHAPE OF A GRAPE FROM WALMART AND THAT WORKS WONDERS!!!

Mari - posted on 03/24/2009

just alot of Tylenol! My lil girl seemed to always pop a few teeth at the same time too! She started teething at 9 months. But she always liike to chew on the top of her tylenol bottle to relieve her self. So try that.

Debra - posted on 03/24/2009

When my daughter was teething i gave her a gummy it`s like a dummy but they can bite down on it and if she`s waking up in the night with it try putting a little calpul on a dummy or your finger, I hope that helped

Debz

Deidre - posted on 03/24/2009

poor baby! At least it's all happening at one time. My daughter cuts a tooth, has one to two days of being okay and then another starts coming in... and these top ones... well they took at least 2-3wks before they came through. I use the Hyland's Teething Tablets (they dissolve very quickly) and I have used Tylenol or the Baby Orajel before at bedtime to help her fall asleep. During the day though I would just use the teething tablets.

Reem - posted on 03/24/2009

hii you can use the teething gels supplied in the pharmacies alsoo biting on cold things give use :)

Jaime - posted on 03/23/2009

i use combination r tissue salts by new era you get them from health shops the help cut teeth as well help with the pain they are tablet but i just crush them and give it to him that way

Jen - posted on 03/23/2009

I can relate mine just got 4 in the past 3 weeks and 2 kast month. I give my daughter baby orajel. She used to eat it like candy, but has lately been refusing it. You can also give her tylenol to relieve the pain. I know a lot of moms like to suggest teething powder, which I might try soon if my daughter keeps fighting the orajel. You can also give her ice or even celery sticks to naw on.

Holly - posted on 03/23/2009

I used some teething relief tablets that are availiable at most pharmacies. They all natural and you can give them when needed. And because they are natural they can't overdose if little fingers get into them. panadol didn't work but Nurofen did wonders!

Danica - posted on 03/23/2009

with that many teeth coming at the same time my suggestion is Tylenol or Advil.

Other than that, frozen wash cloths worked best for us.