absolutely the best choice, my son starting getting teeth at 6 weeks. This was the game changer.
while your at it, pick up some tiny cold tablets as well. Both of these are awesome remedies.
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absolutely the best choice, my son starting getting teeth at 6 weeks. This was the game changer.
while your at it, pick up some tiny cold tablets as well. Both of these are awesome remedies.
[h=2]Frozen Paci[/h]This is a method that is best right before they are to fall asleep. It is simple, and easy. You just have to know that the ice part does not last long. Enough to calm them down, for a short period of time. My kids used it to fall asleep.
Note: You are to use the Orthodonic pacifiers.
1. Fill small glass with fresh water.
2. Sit pacifier in the water.
3. Squeeze the nipple part until it is filled with water.
4. Place and freezer until completely frozen.
5. Use multiple pacifiers, and rotate out for best affect. Can use as needed
Note: You are to use the Orthodonic pacifiers.
1. Fill small glass with fresh water.
2. Sit pacifier in the water.
3. Squeeze the nipple part until it is filled with water.
4. Place and freezer until completely frozen.
5. Use multiple pacifiers, and rotate out for best affect. Can use as needed
We found "hurricane" ointment worked the best for my son. Lots of good tasting flavors for it too.
It's had a FDA warning since October 2010. All lots affected.
http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm230762.htm
Sounds like voodoo, but they work: Amber necklaces. We used em on both our littles and they are amazing. I know it defies all of the laws of nature and logic, but you'll see results in an hour. I think my lovely wife got them from someplace with "Baltic Amber" in the name.
They did so well on stopping the drool and the pain that a lot of our friends got them too. $$ well spent.
They did so well on stopping the drool and the pain that a lot of our friends got them too. $$ well spent.
We have three girls and while they were teething we would take a clean wash cloth and wet it and then put it in the freezer. They would gnaw on it and it worked for all three.
Frozen waffles work great.
My wife had them chew on a green onion, she says its the best.
