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5 month old baby teething

My normally very cheerful little chap has become extremely upset today. He isn't settling at all, I've given him some calpol but that hasn't worked. I have even given him a dummy to suck on but he keeps dropping it so that's not working, I have even swaddled him up so he isn't kicked all his covers off, that's making him more angry. What to do ? I need some teething advice...quickly . Thank you : (

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Teething gel, calpol, teething rings and wet a face cloth with cold water, wring it out and put it in the fridge, he'll like chewing that and the cold will sooth his gums.

 

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Thank you, I tried teething gel which helped a little bit, then I gave him a teddy. But I'm going to try your cold face cloth idea, that looks good, just worried about him getting wet.

 

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Probably best to try that one in the day so you can change his clothes regularly and use a bib with a plastic backing so the damp cloth doesn't soak him, I'm sure if he's teething he's probably drooling all over his clothes anyway, so no doubt the bibs are out.

 

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  • Mansview
  • @2014-02-07 16:50:30
  • United States
  • Age: 34
Bonjela! Never fails!

 

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Have you tried those bikki pegs? They're nice and hard, they kind of remind me of the wooden blocks of jenga though!

 

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