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For those of you with VERY early teethers
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VTTG0609
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For those of you with VERY early teethers
What did you do to soothe them?
All of my kids had teeth early DS 1&2 had a fully mouth before one.
Ds3 is 11 weeks and is teething bad and is uncomfortable. I don't know how to help him because he is unable to hold anything and is still so little.
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Posted 4/30/13 5:29 PM  |
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KimberlyScott
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For those of you with VERY early teethers
The one things that seemed to soothe DD when she was teething was ice. I put ice cubes in the mesh that you typically put food in and she sucked on it. You can hold it for LO.
We also used Camilla and Hylands teething tablets
Message edited 4/30/2013 5:56:21 PM.
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| Posted 4/30/13 5:55 PM |
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fujamaga
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Re: For those of you with VERY early teethers
DD was a very early teether as well. We took one of her little wash clothes, dipped a corner in water, then froze it. We would then let her chew the "ice". HTH!!
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| Posted 4/30/13 9:06 PM |
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luvmotherhood
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For those of you with VERY early teethers
dd was an early teether as well so couldn't use any of that stuff.
we gave her orajel naturals and when desparate tylenol
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| Posted 4/30/13 9:19 PM |
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VTTG0609
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Re: For those of you with VERY early teethers
Posted by fujamaga
DD was a very early teether as well. We took one of her little wash clothes, dipped a corner in water, then froze it. We would then let her chew the "ice". HTH!!
Why didn't I think of that ?!?
Thanks!
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| Posted 5/1/13 2:30 AM |
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LiveItUp
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Re: For those of you with VERY early teethers
Posted by VTTG0609
Posted by fujamaga
DD was a very early teether as well. We took one of her little wash clothes, dipped a corner in water, then froze it. We would then let her chew the "ice". HTH!!
Why didn't I think of that ?!?
Thanks!
Thats what we've been doing too. Dd loves it. Now she can finally hold her own teething rings but when she first started teething we had to hold it in her mouth for her. I also kept her pacifiers in the fridge since she could keep those in her mouth without my help.
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| Posted 5/1/13 8:35 AM |
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