My son just turned 4 months December 29th! hes been drooling like crazy for about a month so much so it leekes through his bib and onto his sleepers and im having to change him at least 3 times daily his appitite has changed so much and spts up alot all the time. hes a really good baby not a crier at all! now hes crying quite a bit and nawing on everything his thumb any toys i give him i mean everything. i cant feel any teeth in his mouth yet but you can see the whites of his two top front teeth through his gums. my question is, is he teething? I've tried to relive him through a teething ring and he has no interest in it so I've been weting a cloth and letting him naw on that only in my presents of course, does anyone have any other ideas? ive also bought him baby orajel but i dont want to give that to him untill we have talked to the doctor and we dont have his next appointment for the next few days.. any help is greatly appriciated. thanks
Is He Teething?
YES...he's definately teething however you won't see a tooth appear for a while. You'll notice that he'll have loose bowel movements due to all the saliva so be sure to change him often to prevent diaper rash.
It's so very hard for the little ones at this time, and for you too b/c you must feel as helpless as I did when my 2 kids went through it. A few suggestions to try:
1. Put a bagel in the freezer and let him chew on it
2. Give him pain relief especially before sleep times.
3. Buy at least 5-6 teething rings that go in the freezer
4. Let him chew a small freezie (not open)
5. Use a small amount of oragel (you can find it at any pharmacy)
6. MOM....breath....I know it`s hard but get used to it because he`s got lots more teeth to come in...be calm and patient. You`ll get through this and so will he.
Good Luck!
Reply:It sounds like it! Nothing to worry about, just dip your finger in whiskey and rub it on the gums. Works every time!
Reply:Yes he is teething i have a baby cousin who starting growing his teeth when came to visit me if you go to the store like CVS you can get baby oragel and it will quite him down for i few hours and chewing on things is a regular sign when there 4-6 months they usally start teething
Reply:yes he is teething...give him the baby origel you bought him it wont hurt him in anyway itll just make him feel better...and give him 0.4 on the syringe of infant tylenol ...he will be fine these are the things that my doc told me when my child was teething...also try putting the teething ring n the freezer for a while...then give it to him he still might not want it my little girl never did
Reply:my brother was just like that when he was teething and he is a good baby too and he still is teething a little so ya i would say he might be teething and what u can do is my mom put teething rings in the freezer then gave them to him and he love it and a wet wash cloth u can put it in the freezer while its wet but don't let it freeze and its super cold they really like that im sorry if any of my info doesn't work it worked with my brother good luck and Happy New Year!
Reply:He's definately teething. Drooling, %26amp; you can see the whites of the teeth soon to poke through the skin. You didnt mention, but babies get really cranky too while teething thats another sign.
Usually teething rings kept in the refrigerator so they are good and cold (soothing to the painful little gums) %26amp; cold wet washcloths are good for teething babies. But it sounds like you've already tried those without much success. If he isnt interested in the teething ring cold, you might flavor it somehow to get his interest. Like use a little of his food/drink smeared on one area of the teething ring so it doesnt taste like plastic.
Ask your doctor at his next check up, or if you cant wait, call his dr. office and ask if you can speak with his nurse for suggestions to get you by until the appointment.
Babies also tend to spike fevers during teething, so if you have baby tylenol on hand you might watch him for fever. If you have never given your baby tylenol - wait until after your appoint to find out what your dr. recommends as far as doseage.
Reply:it sounds exactly like teething. my daughter was exactly the same, and she always got 2 in at a time. the orajel is ok, but its extremely temporary. our doctor said tylenol was ok(after 6 months ibuphrophen is ok) and it helped her alot, i only gave t to her when i knew she was in alot of pain and discomfort. also tub toys that are soft plastic but not easily broken by chewing gaveher more comfort tan a teething ring.
I would also freeze her pacifyer for comfort.
it thaws quick, but it was a huge help to her
good luck!
Reply:Sounds like teething. Sometimes those teeth take a while to come in though. In addition to teething rings and cold wet washcloths, you could try Hyland's teething tablets which are homeopathic. Check with your doctor before giving tylenol to make sure you have the proper dosage. I'd stay away from the orajel unless your pediatrician ok's it since they can swallow it and numb their throats.
Reply:It sounds to me like he is my baby was the same my advise is you can get bibs that are back with plastic that will stop it leaking on to his suits and try some calpol or some bongella they help a lot you can try baby yogurts keep them in the fridge and offer him some it helps the gums because its cold it can help to ease the pain for him
Friday, May 21, 2010
Hives from teething?
My daughter has had hives twice in the last 6 weeks. I am sure they are hives, and they are all over her body. Nothing is different (food, laundry detergent, etc). I discovered she was teething molars both times she broke out. Has anyone else ever had a child break out in hives from teething?
Hives from teething?
Yes! My 1st Son ! Broke out 3 Times in an 10 week Period! From Teething! So Babies Just Get Rashes! Others Get Hives! BUT! I would talk to Her doctor ( if u haven't already about it! ) Could be something your not thinking of! Is she Breast feeding? if you are it could be something your eating ( some moms breastfeed for a while hahah ) Not sure how old she is Either so....! But yeah talk to her Doc. And for my son it was Normal! There Immune System goes down when they are teething , that's why most babies Get Rashes and Hives , or even get a Cold! And Runny Nose! Hope this Helps!
Reply:no but it could be the teething ring or something on her hands,
I wouldn't hink the hives are from the teething, but more so an extrenal allergen,
possibly a cookie or a spice,
My children have allergies to foods , but not severe
if my oldest has too much red dye he breaks out
My oldest and youngest, are mildly lactose intolerant
too much makes them sick
My middle child can't eat eggs i didn't realize this at first because he seemed fine
then in the evening he would puke
so i stopped eggs and he is fine, but he is fine with egg products like cookies and cakes,
So pay close attention to her see if its a food your giving her, because at first it could seem like she is fine but then, later or the next day she can get sick
Meg
Makeup
Hives from teething?
Yes! My 1st Son ! Broke out 3 Times in an 10 week Period! From Teething! So Babies Just Get Rashes! Others Get Hives! BUT! I would talk to Her doctor ( if u haven't already about it! ) Could be something your not thinking of! Is she Breast feeding? if you are it could be something your eating ( some moms breastfeed for a while hahah ) Not sure how old she is Either so....! But yeah talk to her Doc. And for my son it was Normal! There Immune System goes down when they are teething , that's why most babies Get Rashes and Hives , or even get a Cold! And Runny Nose! Hope this Helps!
Reply:no but it could be the teething ring or something on her hands,
I wouldn't hink the hives are from the teething, but more so an extrenal allergen,
possibly a cookie or a spice,
My children have allergies to foods , but not severe
if my oldest has too much red dye he breaks out
My oldest and youngest, are mildly lactose intolerant
too much makes them sick
My middle child can't eat eggs i didn't realize this at first because he seemed fine
then in the evening he would puke
so i stopped eggs and he is fine, but he is fine with egg products like cookies and cakes,
So pay close attention to her see if its a food your giving her, because at first it could seem like she is fine but then, later or the next day she can get sick
Meg
Makeup
Infants and teething?
okay I have twins that are 3 months and 23 days old they have been teething for 23 days now and I think I am loosing my mond at times (not really) is there anything out there beside tylenol or teething rings you have use and it actually help???? any suggestions would be great
Infants and teething?
try hyland's teething tablets. Also if they take pacifier's, there is one made to comfort teething babies it's called Raz. It has a bumpy texture and you can chill it. These two items have saved my life!
Reply:oraljel...you can use the adult kind its just a little more strong, I've found this to work.....Tough though I know what your going through...My 16 month old is getting his molers..Ear infections can happen when they are teething also, so I would contact you physician to make sure they haven't developed this.
Reply:There is this thing at wal-mart called teething tablets, you find them in the baby section. There are no drugs in them ,it is all natural. I swear by those things. If it wasn't for those my mind would have ended up in the lost and found. Good Luck!
Reply:There are teething tablets. and teething gels you can use to numb the gums, try using your clean fingernail to lance the swollen blister around a tooth, then put teething gel on it right away, and keep putting it on until the tooth falls down enough to stay. also cold damp wash cloths work really well too.
Reply:Try Hyland's teething tablets (every grocery store I've ever been to has them). Also, oragel seriously saved my life several times!
Reply:baby anbesol is the best.it numbs their mouths ,for a while.you can also give them a cold wet face cloth to chew on.it works real well too.
Reply:my little one chewed on twizzlers. until she cut her teeth thru. she just gummed away. she couldn't bite any off and they don't break off and she loved the taste. the texture felt good on her gums too, i think. also, i got these mesh bags from wal-mart with a loop handle and put ice in it. they are made just for babies, and after the ice i put fresh fruit in it. she's 2 and she still uses those mesh bag things! she likes to eat ice so she eats it from there so she won't hurt her teeth biting ice cubes. but the twizzler thing WORKED AWESOMELY!!!
i just remembered. munchkin makes the mesh bags.
Reply:i give my son an unopened can of Pepsi he love it, and makes him feel so much better and he has 4 coming in at once, ouch! be sue to wash the can before you give it to them though, don't use alcohol back in the day they did but they stopped because babies can die from alcohol posing even from just a few drops, i figured some one would probably tell you that. oh also i let him chew on a clean bottle with out a nipple on it he likes the part that you screw on the nipple it helps break the teeth out good luck. wow twins i bet you do feel like your going out of your mind, i couldn't even imagine i have 1 and its hard enough.
Reply:Bonjela. That's what its called in Australia. This was my life-saver. My daughter got her first teeth at 5 months and was teething from about 3 months. You arent supposed to use bonjela until bubs is 4 months old so it was a great relief to her and me when she was finally old enough for it!
Reply:I would SWEAR by homeopathic teething drops!!! They are totally harmless even if baby drank the whole bottle, but they work like magic. I always used to let my babies just suck on the little eye-dropper while I was changing their diapers. Once I discovered them I never had a minute of teething problems. You can get them at health food stores that carry homeopathic remedies, or online at places like vitaminshoppe.com.
Reply:try giving them wet washclothes to chew on, maybe put ice chips inside it and wad it up.
Reply:Those Gerber teething cookies that melt or whatever so they don't choke- the baby loved, but was a MESS!
I would smash up some ice cubes and put them in a bowl for her to play with
Whenever I had the time I would rub my fingers along her gums, she loved it... (clean hands of course)
Reply:i have a 8 month old neice that is here all the time and she has 2 teeth, one appeared today. baby orajel works sometimes. my neice doesnt like teethers when they are cold. we give her a wet wash cloth and she will naw on it for a while, she doesnt fuss as much about her teething. it works for her. try it and see if your babies will like chewing on a wet wash cloth. hope i helped
Infants and teething?
try hyland's teething tablets. Also if they take pacifier's, there is one made to comfort teething babies it's called Raz. It has a bumpy texture and you can chill it. These two items have saved my life!
Reply:oraljel...you can use the adult kind its just a little more strong, I've found this to work.....Tough though I know what your going through...My 16 month old is getting his molers..Ear infections can happen when they are teething also, so I would contact you physician to make sure they haven't developed this.
Reply:There is this thing at wal-mart called teething tablets, you find them in the baby section. There are no drugs in them ,it is all natural. I swear by those things. If it wasn't for those my mind would have ended up in the lost and found. Good Luck!
Reply:There are teething tablets. and teething gels you can use to numb the gums, try using your clean fingernail to lance the swollen blister around a tooth, then put teething gel on it right away, and keep putting it on until the tooth falls down enough to stay. also cold damp wash cloths work really well too.
Reply:Try Hyland's teething tablets (every grocery store I've ever been to has them). Also, oragel seriously saved my life several times!
Reply:baby anbesol is the best.it numbs their mouths ,for a while.you can also give them a cold wet face cloth to chew on.it works real well too.
Reply:my little one chewed on twizzlers. until she cut her teeth thru. she just gummed away. she couldn't bite any off and they don't break off and she loved the taste. the texture felt good on her gums too, i think. also, i got these mesh bags from wal-mart with a loop handle and put ice in it. they are made just for babies, and after the ice i put fresh fruit in it. she's 2 and she still uses those mesh bag things! she likes to eat ice so she eats it from there so she won't hurt her teeth biting ice cubes. but the twizzler thing WORKED AWESOMELY!!!
i just remembered. munchkin makes the mesh bags.
Reply:i give my son an unopened can of Pepsi he love it, and makes him feel so much better and he has 4 coming in at once, ouch! be sue to wash the can before you give it to them though, don't use alcohol back in the day they did but they stopped because babies can die from alcohol posing even from just a few drops, i figured some one would probably tell you that. oh also i let him chew on a clean bottle with out a nipple on it he likes the part that you screw on the nipple it helps break the teeth out good luck. wow twins i bet you do feel like your going out of your mind, i couldn't even imagine i have 1 and its hard enough.
Reply:Bonjela. That's what its called in Australia. This was my life-saver. My daughter got her first teeth at 5 months and was teething from about 3 months. You arent supposed to use bonjela until bubs is 4 months old so it was a great relief to her and me when she was finally old enough for it!
Reply:I would SWEAR by homeopathic teething drops!!! They are totally harmless even if baby drank the whole bottle, but they work like magic. I always used to let my babies just suck on the little eye-dropper while I was changing their diapers. Once I discovered them I never had a minute of teething problems. You can get them at health food stores that carry homeopathic remedies, or online at places like vitaminshoppe.com.
Reply:try giving them wet washclothes to chew on, maybe put ice chips inside it and wad it up.
Reply:Those Gerber teething cookies that melt or whatever so they don't choke- the baby loved, but was a MESS!
I would smash up some ice cubes and put them in a bowl for her to play with
Whenever I had the time I would rub my fingers along her gums, she loved it... (clean hands of course)
Reply:i have a 8 month old neice that is here all the time and she has 2 teeth, one appeared today. baby orajel works sometimes. my neice doesnt like teethers when they are cold. we give her a wet wash cloth and she will naw on it for a while, she doesnt fuss as much about her teething. it works for her. try it and see if your babies will like chewing on a wet wash cloth. hope i helped
Help with teething?
What are some tips to help my two month old daughter get through teething? she won't take to a teething ring or a cold wash cloth. Any suggestions would help.
Help with teething?
There are baby teething tablets that are all natural and disolve quickly in the mouth. My daughter didn't like oragel...she would cry everytime I put it in her mouth (have you tasted it? It's NASTY!) I would stay away from using food for teething, because I didn't think celery would break off, but my daughter choked on it, so avoid that if possible. Hope that helps!
Reply:Wow. Teething already at 2 months? Try baby ora-gel or give her a bottle of chilled formula. It'll soothe her gums and comfort her.
Reply:Infants tylenol and baby oragel.
Reply:Try stripping a cold raw carrott, not only is that a great teething soother it also has flavour and introduces your child to veg. Also if your child has a good grip, don't worry about the carrot, they donot crumble so your child will NOT choke
Reply:medicate with baby tylenol. It worked for us, of course he was not two months old.
Also don't forget to start brushing or wiping those teeth as they can still get plaque and decay.
Good luck to you.
Reply:a whole peeled raw carrott done the trick for my 2 as long as you dont leave little one unattended.
Reply:Leather
like a watch or a coaster
Reply:Benadryl is the most hidden trick. Just get some baby Benadryl and rub it on her gums where that hurt. It numbs them. They also have teething tablets that my friends rave about. You can by them where all the baby medicine are located in stores. Hope this helps. Frozen waffles sometimes help.
Help with teething?
There are baby teething tablets that are all natural and disolve quickly in the mouth. My daughter didn't like oragel...she would cry everytime I put it in her mouth (have you tasted it? It's NASTY!) I would stay away from using food for teething, because I didn't think celery would break off, but my daughter choked on it, so avoid that if possible. Hope that helps!
Reply:Wow. Teething already at 2 months? Try baby ora-gel or give her a bottle of chilled formula. It'll soothe her gums and comfort her.
Reply:Infants tylenol and baby oragel.
Reply:Try stripping a cold raw carrott, not only is that a great teething soother it also has flavour and introduces your child to veg. Also if your child has a good grip, don't worry about the carrot, they donot crumble so your child will NOT choke
Reply:medicate with baby tylenol. It worked for us, of course he was not two months old.
Also don't forget to start brushing or wiping those teeth as they can still get plaque and decay.
Good luck to you.
Reply:a whole peeled raw carrott done the trick for my 2 as long as you dont leave little one unattended.
Reply:Leather
like a watch or a coaster
Reply:Benadryl is the most hidden trick. Just get some baby Benadryl and rub it on her gums where that hurt. It numbs them. They also have teething tablets that my friends rave about. You can by them where all the baby medicine are located in stores. Hope this helps. Frozen waffles sometimes help.
7 month teething?
Hi
I posted a question about my daughter teething and i just had another couple of questions:
What is Tylenol ( im from UK)
Also, my daughter was up nearly every hour at night!
I realise teething can bring on things such as earache so i gave her some baby Nurofen (i think this may be the British version of Tylenol) and she slept through the night peacefully.
Someone told me i shouldnt give her it unless she has a temp. Her temp was fine but something was hurting her and the medicine certainly seemed to help her.
Should i continue to give her Baby Nurofen at night (i dont give her it during the day as it doesnt seem to be hurting as much and i take her mind off it by playing with her, taking her out a walk etc)
I ask because she was very grumpy during the day as she has always been a baby who loves her sleep at night!
Thanks
7 month teething?
I'm from uk and i used to give my daughter calpol at night to help her sleep with her teeth. seemed to work fine. babies can get a temp from teething but not always and calpol is designed for teething not just temps, same as baby nurofen. My daughter is now 2 and still teething! I give her calpol night now occasionally as it has a mild sedative in and helps her sleep when her teeth hurt. its suitable from 3 months and even says on box - to help relieve teething pain and aid a restful nights sleep.
Reply:Try going to your local pharmacy and talk to the pharmacist... they will be able to help you with products and dosage.
Reply:well i would give her a pain reliever and fever reducer and try some teeth numbing stuff or you can take a washrag and get it wet and stick it in the freezer for a few hours and let her gnawl on it and that will help with pain, the medicine wont hurt her as long as you follow dosing instructions!
Reply:i don't know if it is the equivilant of Tylenol, but Tylenol is a psin relieve/fever reducer that contains Acetametaphin (spelling is incorrect, but close) it is the only thing safeto use in the states for infants/small children. as long as the medicine advises that it is safe to give it to her on a hightly basis, i think it is ok to keep giving it to her until your doctor's appointment. plus, teething can cause a low-grade fever, sometimes.
I posted a question about my daughter teething and i just had another couple of questions:
What is Tylenol ( im from UK)
Also, my daughter was up nearly every hour at night!
I realise teething can bring on things such as earache so i gave her some baby Nurofen (i think this may be the British version of Tylenol) and she slept through the night peacefully.
Someone told me i shouldnt give her it unless she has a temp. Her temp was fine but something was hurting her and the medicine certainly seemed to help her.
Should i continue to give her Baby Nurofen at night (i dont give her it during the day as it doesnt seem to be hurting as much and i take her mind off it by playing with her, taking her out a walk etc)
I ask because she was very grumpy during the day as she has always been a baby who loves her sleep at night!
Thanks
7 month teething?
I'm from uk and i used to give my daughter calpol at night to help her sleep with her teeth. seemed to work fine. babies can get a temp from teething but not always and calpol is designed for teething not just temps, same as baby nurofen. My daughter is now 2 and still teething! I give her calpol night now occasionally as it has a mild sedative in and helps her sleep when her teeth hurt. its suitable from 3 months and even says on box - to help relieve teething pain and aid a restful nights sleep.
Reply:Try going to your local pharmacy and talk to the pharmacist... they will be able to help you with products and dosage.
Reply:well i would give her a pain reliever and fever reducer and try some teeth numbing stuff or you can take a washrag and get it wet and stick it in the freezer for a few hours and let her gnawl on it and that will help with pain, the medicine wont hurt her as long as you follow dosing instructions!
Reply:i don't know if it is the equivilant of Tylenol, but Tylenol is a psin relieve/fever reducer that contains Acetametaphin (spelling is incorrect, but close) it is the only thing safeto use in the states for infants/small children. as long as the medicine advises that it is safe to give it to her on a hightly basis, i think it is ok to keep giving it to her until your doctor's appointment. plus, teething can cause a low-grade fever, sometimes.
I need help with teething son?
My son is starting to drool and his gums are bothering him cause he is starting teething. What is the best thing I can give him to help him with his pain. He does not like teething rings and the teething tablets don't seem to work what else can I try. I always have to wash my hands so he can chew and suck on my fingers.
I need help with teething son?
I used to give my kids a toy that they sell at walmart. It's a beanie baby sized stuffed animal which has plastic bumpy hands and feet. They loved them, and could chew on both the soft and the bumpy. A tie from a bathrobe also worked for us in a pinch.
Reply:As long as he isn't overly fussy then just keep doing what you are doing. Also a damp cold cloth works wonders! If he seems to be in obvious pain, you can give tylenol, and orajel worked best for me. I only had to give tylenol when my son cut his top two teeth.
Reply:U should put some oragel on his gums and try putting the teething ring in the fridge the cold should feel good to his gums that should make him happy.
Reply:There is really not much you can do. My son just got in his 2 bottom teeth and his top are starting to come in. If he feels extra fussy I give him some infants tylenol. I never give him baby origel. He hates the taste and it really isnt good for them. I let him gum on my finger and give him extra cuddles through out the day.
Reply:Hi! Depending on his age check with your doctor and see if Tylenol every 4 hours is ok to give. I did this with my son and it worked very well for us-our doctor was the one who suggested it. Also, try just giving him a teething ring that is not chilled-I know my son would not chew on a cold one but he chewed on them unchilled and loved it! Or if the cold is not the problem try a washcloth (wet it first:) frozen or just a cool washcloth-wring it out and give it to him. Another thing is a pacifier, although my son does not use one he will play with it and chew on it and that acts as a teething ring! Hope this helps!
Reply:My son just started teething and really likes this thing:
http://www.amazon.com/Razbaby-009-RT-Raz...
Reply:Sugar free popsicles!!! When my son is really upset with his teeth, I let him have about 1/4 of a popsicle. He loves it and it makes his gums feel better.
Reply:A wet washcloth works great! My son loved them. Also, they have these mesh things that you can put apple slices in. I would put those, and frozen waffle bits. My son didn't like the teething rings either. I mean come on, have you put one of those in your mouth. Not very tasty. Fingers are their favorite though.
Reply:I have given both of my children my daughter who is three and my son is nine months and i asked their doctor and i gave both of them abesol to them when they were teething and Tylenol, i also tried the teething tablets and they seemed to work only after the tooth had first broken the surface and also baby orajel is good to use but sometimes it is not strong enough and they still cry so i talked to the doctor and use abesol. Hope this helps and good luck.
Reply:When my daughter was teething, we mostly used orajel. At first she balked at the taste, but after a minute (or less) she would realise that the pain was gone, so it didn't take long before she would actually point to her gums and sign for it when she was teething!
My friend said a damp wash cloth helped a lot, too,but we never tried it ourselves. Good luckwith it! And just know that this,too, shall pass!
Reply:when my daughter started to teeth I went to the store and bought a teething ring and some baby orajel.....
Reply:you can hang a egg up in front of his room
I need help with teething son?
I used to give my kids a toy that they sell at walmart. It's a beanie baby sized stuffed animal which has plastic bumpy hands and feet. They loved them, and could chew on both the soft and the bumpy. A tie from a bathrobe also worked for us in a pinch.
Reply:As long as he isn't overly fussy then just keep doing what you are doing. Also a damp cold cloth works wonders! If he seems to be in obvious pain, you can give tylenol, and orajel worked best for me. I only had to give tylenol when my son cut his top two teeth.
Reply:U should put some oragel on his gums and try putting the teething ring in the fridge the cold should feel good to his gums that should make him happy.
Reply:There is really not much you can do. My son just got in his 2 bottom teeth and his top are starting to come in. If he feels extra fussy I give him some infants tylenol. I never give him baby origel. He hates the taste and it really isnt good for them. I let him gum on my finger and give him extra cuddles through out the day.
Reply:Hi! Depending on his age check with your doctor and see if Tylenol every 4 hours is ok to give. I did this with my son and it worked very well for us-our doctor was the one who suggested it. Also, try just giving him a teething ring that is not chilled-I know my son would not chew on a cold one but he chewed on them unchilled and loved it! Or if the cold is not the problem try a washcloth (wet it first:) frozen or just a cool washcloth-wring it out and give it to him. Another thing is a pacifier, although my son does not use one he will play with it and chew on it and that acts as a teething ring! Hope this helps!
Reply:My son just started teething and really likes this thing:
http://www.amazon.com/Razbaby-009-RT-Raz...
Reply:Sugar free popsicles!!! When my son is really upset with his teeth, I let him have about 1/4 of a popsicle. He loves it and it makes his gums feel better.
Reply:A wet washcloth works great! My son loved them. Also, they have these mesh things that you can put apple slices in. I would put those, and frozen waffle bits. My son didn't like the teething rings either. I mean come on, have you put one of those in your mouth. Not very tasty. Fingers are their favorite though.
Reply:I have given both of my children my daughter who is three and my son is nine months and i asked their doctor and i gave both of them abesol to them when they were teething and Tylenol, i also tried the teething tablets and they seemed to work only after the tooth had first broken the surface and also baby orajel is good to use but sometimes it is not strong enough and they still cry so i talked to the doctor and use abesol. Hope this helps and good luck.
Reply:When my daughter was teething, we mostly used orajel. At first she balked at the taste, but after a minute (or less) she would realise that the pain was gone, so it didn't take long before she would actually point to her gums and sign for it when she was teething!
My friend said a damp wash cloth helped a lot, too,but we never tried it ourselves. Good luckwith it! And just know that this,too, shall pass!
Reply:when my daughter started to teeth I went to the store and bought a teething ring and some baby orajel.....
Reply:you can hang a egg up in front of his room
Remedies for teething??
My daughter is 6 months and just miserable. She is drooling like mad...ends up soaking my carpet...(lol) and is so fussy. She puts every toy in her mouth and gets so upset when the rattle won't fit in her whole mouth. She tried to chew the coffee table the other day and got mad her head kept hitting it therefore preventing her mouth from reaching it. I wash my hands really good and she will just gnaw on my finger. She chews on her pacifier instead of sucking it, instead of drinking the bottle she chews the nipple. So I am taking this is all signs of her teething, so what remedies will help? I give her teething toys and rub her gums and try to comfort her but I am not sure of any other ideas?..any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Remedies for teething??
Wet/cold wash cloth to chew/suck on
Cold/Frozen carrot to knaw on
Ice cube in mesh feeder bag
Hylands Teething Tablets (All natural, sold in most stores)
Appropriate dose of Motrin or Tylenol, should everything else fail
Baby Oragel (Some say it works, according to AAP it hardens gums, making it difficult for teeth to come thru)
Keep on massaging if she will have it....I use teething rings at room temp for my girl, she will chew on them if not cold, she doesnt like her hands cold...thats all I got...Good Luck!
Reply:Try the teething tablets. I dont remember who makes them but u can get them at walmart. They work great. I lived by them when my kids where younger.
Reply:Tylenol Infant Drops. They really help. You will have to call you doctor to see about the dosage. Put a wet wash cloth in the freezer for a bit and let her chew on that. You can also put it in a zip lock baggie if you don't want the water everywhere.
Reply:Good day,
Teething..... Think frozen peas, Melba tst, frozen banana. cheerios... Web site out there also. Put the teething rings in the freezer. Talk with your Dr. that is what they are there for..Isnt motherhood grand...
Reply:First of all, be careful for the table if it's wood. You don't want splinters or such in her little mouth. :-)
Talking w/ my baby's pediatrician, he told me to take a q-tip and soak it in children's benedryl. This will numb her gums for at least a good hour. The baby oragel did not work for her at all. My daughter is almost 7 months and is still teething, meaning they still have not come thru. The benedryl really seems to work for her and she's not ingesting this as a medicine and it does not make her sleep (since she's not ingesting it). Talk to your pediatrician about using the benedryl before buying it. Your's may have another suggestion instead. Also try wetting one corner of a wash cloth in cold water; my daughter enjoys gumming this also. Best of luck!
Reply:Teething pills work well as does baby oral gel, you can also get some of the kool aid freezer pops hold them let her gum them. If you find a teething toy you freeze they work well too. You can get the teething pills at the drug store and also the oral gel.
Reply:wet a washcloth and put it in the fridge i had the same problem with my 11 month old and still do.she only has cut 3 teeth and i have bought any kind of teething ring out there,and this is all that seems to actually soothe her gums,they also have a new baby orajel that comes with a break off applicator that you apply with a Qtip.its alot better than the plain old baby orajel.
Reply:I used to give my son a cold apple (whole, peeled) to suck on. I have heard about those teething tablets as well.
Reply:I know people on here are going to think I'm Crazy and that giving this to a teething baby is bad for it's stomach and digestive system, but it helped with ALL my Nieces and Nephews, and they are adicted to this day... And they loved it..
SLIM JIMS....
you have to stay with them while they are chewing/gumming it to death, but it works wonders....
Reply:when my daughter started teething i gave her the all natural fruit juice popsicles, since she was only 5 months and her mouth was too small for a teething ring. it ends up being a bit messy but she loved it.
Remedies for teething??
Wet/cold wash cloth to chew/suck on
Cold/Frozen carrot to knaw on
Ice cube in mesh feeder bag
Hylands Teething Tablets (All natural, sold in most stores)
Appropriate dose of Motrin or Tylenol, should everything else fail
Baby Oragel (Some say it works, according to AAP it hardens gums, making it difficult for teeth to come thru)
Keep on massaging if she will have it....I use teething rings at room temp for my girl, she will chew on them if not cold, she doesnt like her hands cold...thats all I got...Good Luck!
Reply:Try the teething tablets. I dont remember who makes them but u can get them at walmart. They work great. I lived by them when my kids where younger.
Reply:Tylenol Infant Drops. They really help. You will have to call you doctor to see about the dosage. Put a wet wash cloth in the freezer for a bit and let her chew on that. You can also put it in a zip lock baggie if you don't want the water everywhere.
Reply:Good day,
Teething..... Think frozen peas, Melba tst, frozen banana. cheerios... Web site out there also. Put the teething rings in the freezer. Talk with your Dr. that is what they are there for..Isnt motherhood grand...
Reply:First of all, be careful for the table if it's wood. You don't want splinters or such in her little mouth. :-)
Talking w/ my baby's pediatrician, he told me to take a q-tip and soak it in children's benedryl. This will numb her gums for at least a good hour. The baby oragel did not work for her at all. My daughter is almost 7 months and is still teething, meaning they still have not come thru. The benedryl really seems to work for her and she's not ingesting this as a medicine and it does not make her sleep (since she's not ingesting it). Talk to your pediatrician about using the benedryl before buying it. Your's may have another suggestion instead. Also try wetting one corner of a wash cloth in cold water; my daughter enjoys gumming this also. Best of luck!
Reply:Teething pills work well as does baby oral gel, you can also get some of the kool aid freezer pops hold them let her gum them. If you find a teething toy you freeze they work well too. You can get the teething pills at the drug store and also the oral gel.
Reply:wet a washcloth and put it in the fridge i had the same problem with my 11 month old and still do.she only has cut 3 teeth and i have bought any kind of teething ring out there,and this is all that seems to actually soothe her gums,they also have a new baby orajel that comes with a break off applicator that you apply with a Qtip.its alot better than the plain old baby orajel.
Reply:I used to give my son a cold apple (whole, peeled) to suck on. I have heard about those teething tablets as well.
Reply:I know people on here are going to think I'm Crazy and that giving this to a teething baby is bad for it's stomach and digestive system, but it helped with ALL my Nieces and Nephews, and they are adicted to this day... And they loved it..
SLIM JIMS....
you have to stay with them while they are chewing/gumming it to death, but it works wonders....
Reply:when my daughter started teething i gave her the all natural fruit juice popsicles, since she was only 5 months and her mouth was too small for a teething ring. it ends up being a bit messy but she loved it.
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