Originally posted by Rubberdown
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It was not like that with every tooth for our two kids. Mostly just the front teeth. For us, it was a few days, maybe a week at most, of the tough times. Gets better relatively quick. Heck, kid #2 cut 4 teeth at once. But now she is so cute! -
My son hated every teething ring. Only thing that helped was me holding him at night on the couch singing or reading to him until he fell asleep. Even then he still whinpered a bit but he toughed it out until he was asleep. This parts the worst but it'll get better.Comment
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These especially helped with the drooling. I was skeptical about them and figured my wife was just wasting more money but I'll admit that it helped at least some.Originally posted by Anythinghunter8 View PostComment
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Try having twins!!! Teething tablets seemed to work the best for us.Comment
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Back from the dead. Tooth number two is coming in. He doesn't seem as ****** this time.Comment
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Tylenol worked best for my girls. My aunt is a nurse practitioner and this is what she suggested. Longer lasting relief for the kids as the topical gels tends to rub off at different rates depending on the amount of saliva your child might make. I'm no doctor by any means, so please exercise caution with this adviceComment
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Yeah, it seems like the more they get the less t bothers them. Now my son nearly has all his teeth and the only eah i can tell its bothering him is if hes not chewing food as much. Otherwise he's eating as much as i am lolComment
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Freeze some damp baby wash clothes. My 9 month old loves them every time she starts getting a new tooth. Damp not wet, it should not be frozen to where it's rock hard.Comment
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Peach brandy in a cup. Dip finger into cup and rub the gum area. Worked 40-50 years ago on my kids. LOLComment
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