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How To Comfort A Teething Baby
Nov. 4, 2022
There are many moments throughout your child’s baby years that maybe you wish you could fast forward through. It might be the blowout diapers, the sleepless nights, or, maybe it’s the seemingly never-endless Teething that occurs. Teething occurs in 5 stages, usually lasts a little over 2 years, and can be a very difficult time for both babies and their parents to go through.
Knowing what to anticipate during this tough time can aid parents in relieving the discomfort of their baby as well as effectively guide them into toddlerhood. The 5 stages of teething consist of:
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Babies may become particularly fussy or irritable while their new teeth come in, as teething can be very uncomfortable. From the time teething begins until a child has developed their full set of 20 primary teeth, parents may feel as if they are consistently experiencing more difficulty than normal with their child.
Standard signs and symptoms of teething consist of sore or tender gums, drooling, chewing on hard objects, and uncharacteristic grouchiness. Many parents believe teething can also cause fever and diarrhea, but research has disproven these suggestions. Teething does not cause constitutional or other prolonged bodily symptoms. Other than mood changes, all symptoms caused by teething are isolated to changes in the mouth and gums.
HEORSHE provides more options for exhausted and irritable children to comfortably go through the teething phase while protecting the health of their young and sensitive teeth. We provide the following 2 products to meet the needs of different developmental stages and different usage scenarios, alleviate the discomfort caused by your child’s teething period, and provide your child with enough psychological satisfaction and a sense of security.
The first recommendation is the WRISTBAND TEETHER, this teether complies with tooth-growth order, Softness protects the baby’s gums, is made entirely of food-grade silicone, Design to promote hand-eye coordination. Babies can have a gum massage themselves by sucking and applying pressure to the gums can relieve a good amount of the discomfort a baby experiences while teething.
As the baby grows, we found finger suckling is a common habit to comfort them. This is particularly obvious for babies at the age of 3months-2yeas. For health reasons, there are lots of teethers, soothers, and pacifiers created to substitute the finger function of soothing. Our Wristband Teether was also made based on babies’ sucking habits and taking good care of their health without dropping off. It is a 360-degree open wristband design. Babies can be led to ease themselves by sucking on these salient surfaces naturally, satisfying their biting desire, and going through this teething phase smoothly. “No finger-sucking any more!”
The second recommendation is SHAMROCK TEETHER, this teether design with nice shape and textures to massage your little one’s gums in different angles, and clean tongue coating. There are different textured grooves on surfaces, these are for multiple chew purposes on different teething periods providing flexibility to practice biting. Your baby will have guaranteed effective teething itch and pain relief and will not lose interest in this innovative baby teether for a long time!
The Shamrock Teethers are soft and safe, there are no sharp edges that could potentially hurt your baby, they are just the right size to not pose a choking hazard, and babies can’t fit them in their mouths. Shamrock Teether is Easy to hold and interesting to chew concentrating on the safety and health of your baby’s growth. Suitable for 3M+ age, with no parts to break off and zero choking hazard. Contains no liquids or gels that could erupt or leak.
As the baby grows, we found finger suckling is a common habit to comfort them. This is particularly obvious for babies at the age of 3months-2yeas. For health reasons, there are lots of teethers, soothers, and pacifiers created to substitute the finger function of soothing. Our Wristband Teether was also made based on babies’ sucking habits and taking good care of their health without dropping off. It is a 360-degree open wristband design. Babies can be led to ease themselves by sucking on these salient surfaces naturally, satisfying their biting desire, and going through this teething phase smoothly. “No finger-sucking any more!”
Any other practical suggestions for alle-viating a teething baby’s sore gums include:
Bottles filled with water—Try filling a baby bottle with water for your child to suck on when experiencing pain. Do not, however, fill the bottle with juice or milk for pain alleviation purposes. Prolonged contact with sugary liquids causes tooth decay.
Chilled washcloths—A chilled teething ring or washcloth may also alleviate teething pain. Allow the baby to chew on these chilled items, but do not freeze them. Objects that are too cold can injure the gums and teeth.
Hard/Solid foods—If the child is old enough to have solid food as part of his or her diet, hard foods that are safe to chew on may relieve teething discomfort. Whole solid vegetables like a peeled carrot or cucumber can be beneficial, but watch the baby closely to make sure these foods do not become choking hazards.
Bibs—Putting a clean dry bib or cloth under the baby’s chin can help keep the skin from getting irritated from the supplemental amount of drool that accumulates as a baby teethes.
OTC pain remedies—Over-the-counter pain relievers may also help keep a baby more comfortable during teething. Make sure to ask the pediatrician, however, before giving the child any medications.
