Product Spotlight 11/1: Teething Accessories

Re: Product Spotlight 11/1: Teething Accessories

• cats_in_a_window member

  November 2019

  The only teething product we ever used was the Nuby Bug-a-Loop Teether (see pic below) which my DS loved to chew on while cutting teeth.  We got one for DD, but she never cared for it, or any other teether. Other than some properly dosed infant Tylenol for when they were really miserable and having trouble sleeping and maybe a Teether, I didn't feel anything else was needed.
  

  

  
  

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• kbrown2385 member

  November 2019 edited November 2019

  @cats_in_a_window we didn’t use much either! 

  
  

  Ds’ favorite teethers were Sophie the giraffe (even though I think it’s dumb to spend $24 on a teether. He only had it because it was a gift) and the banana toothbrush 
  
  Baby Banana Brush Baby Banana Teething Toothbrush for Infants https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002QYW8LW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_19bVDbDFVAAKB
  
  Vulli Sophie la Girafe https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000IDSLOG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_1-bVDbSSYBBJZ
  
  For meds we used Camilia Baby Teething Relief.
  
  Boiron Camilia, 30 Doses, Homeopathic Medicine for Teething Relief https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005KG7U16/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_3.bVDbDVH2CFM
  
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• marebear15 member

  November 2019

  I having a hard time remembering what we used. I think honestly, she chewed on the paci strap for awhile until I realized what a choking hazard it could be.
  
  She loved this teething ball:
  https://www.amazon.com/Oball-10807-6-Grasp-TeeThe-Teether/dp/B06X412RBM/ref=sr_1_17?keywords=teether+ball&qid=1572612451&sr=8-17
  
  And a few bandana bibs are really helpful for all the drool. Other than that, just some Tylenol at bed when she was really hurting. But teething wasn't very traumatic for us. 

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• FyreFlyeRush member

  November 2019

  With both my kids, their favorite chew toy was PEOPLE. Both of them gnawed on knuckles more than anything else. Biter Biscuits came in handy, too, but they're messy.
  
  Pretty much anything on the below link works, and your local grocery store should have at least one product.
  Teething Snacks
  
  Other than that? Tylenol, nursing, and time. DS1 got his bottom two teeth at 6mos, then NOTHING until he was 15mos old, and he got ALL of them, including his 2y molars, in 4 weeks. It was less than fun.

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• MrsJessS member

  November 2019

  @kbrown2385 Sophie was a lifesaver in our house. I was also skeptical but DS got it as a gift and she was a life saver 

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• c1kc1kpol1cn1k member

  November 2019

  DD loved this version of Sophie, it's the teething ring and a much harder chew. Also you can get a clip and have it clipped on to baby or the carseat so that it doesn't constantly fall out, was a lifesaver for car rides to be honest.
  
  https://www.amazon.ca/Sophie-Girafe-Pure-Teething-Version/dp/B0038JDAJS/ref=sr_1_2?crid=30N271QU6LFDX&keywords=sophie+the+giraffe+teether&qid=1572630176&sprefix=sophie+the+giraffe%2Caps%2C261&sr=8-2
  

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• leprechaunlady member

  November 2019

  We also had a sophie but i dont remember it being a particular favourite. I think its very much trial & error & seeing what works for your child 🤷🏻‍♀️

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• persnickity member

  November 2019

  DD refused to teeth on anything. She'd chew her hand every so often. Mainly we just gave her Tylenol. 

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• EmilyE13 member

  November 2019

  Nursing, Tylenol, and time were probably the most tried-and-true cures for teething but DD did really like this vibrating teether:
  
  https://www.amazon.com/First-Years-Massaging-Action-Teether/dp/B00002JV9S
  
  

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