Baby Teething: The Complete Guide to Relieving Your Child
Teething is a difficult stage for both baby and parents. The first teeth usually appear between 4 and 7 months, causing pain, crying, and restless nights. The good news is: simple solutions exist to soothe your little one!
What is Teething?
Teething is when your baby's teeth start to come through their gums. Imagine having something hard pushing through your skin â it hurts! That's exactly how your baby feels.
Signs to watch for:
- Baby is drooling much more than usual
- He nibbles on everything he finds
- Her gums are red and swollen.
- He cries more often
- He sleeps less well at night
- He may have red cheeks
Teething Rings: The Magic Solution
Teething rings are baby's best friends during this period. They allow you to massage sore gums while entertaining your child.
Our SoothRabbit teething ring is perfect for soothing your baby. Made of soft, easy-to-hold silicone, it can even go in the refrigerator for an extra soothing effect.
The Gumby Teething Ring offers different textures to massage all areas of the gums.
The Teething Mitten: The Practical Innovation
For toddlers who can't yet hold objects properly, the Mitten Teething Mitten is fantastic! It attaches to baby's wrist like a glove. Baby can chew without the risk of dropping their toy.
The Nibbler: Relief Through Eating
The SĂ©curifruits Baby Nibbler is a clever accessory. You put cold fruit inside (banana, apple, strawberry) and baby can chew on it without risk of choking.
Why does it work? The cold soothes inflamed gums, and the fruit provides vitamins. It's two solutions in one!
Comforting Cuddly Toys
During teething, baby needs lots of cuddles and comfort.
The Gus bunny comforter quickly becomes baby's best friend. His soft Dum comforter helps to soothe him during difficult times.
The Pacifier Clip: Never Lose Your Pacifier Again
When baby has teething pain, their pacifier becomes invaluable for calming them down. But they often drop it!
Pacifier clips prevent the pacifier from getting lost and keep it clean. Also available in beige , it attaches to baby's clothes.
Dental Hygiene: Start Early
From the moment the first teeth appear, hygiene becomes important. The U360°Teeth baby toothbrush cleans all around the tooth at the same time. It's quick and effective!
Practical Tips for Soothing Baby
Tip #1: Gently massage your baby's gums with your clean finger. Make small circles.
Tip #2: Put the teething rings in the refrigerator (not the freezer!). The cold soothes the pain.
Tip #3: Give baby cold foods: cold compote, yogurt from the fridge, chilled fruit.
Tip #4: Lots of cuddles! Baby needs to feel reassured when he is in pain.
"Patience is key. Every baby experiences teething differently. Some cry a lot, others very little."
Early Learning Toys: Distract to Better Soothe
When a baby thinks about something else, they forget their pain for a little while. Developmental toys are perfect for this.
The Funny Bus wooden toy keeps little hands busy with its many activities. The Tuttut Ice Cream Parlor wooden puzzle develops fine motor skills.
Rattles: Soothing Sounds
The Gigi rattle, made of natural wood, can also be used as a teething ring. The Zebulon musical plush rattle combines gentle music with chewable textures.
Organization: First Aid Kit
Keep all your teething accessories in one place with the Pouchon Baby Care Kit . You'll quickly find what you need when baby cries.
Troubled Nights: Sleep Solutions
Teething often disrupts sleep. Create a calming environment in the bedroom.
Children's nightlights emit a soft light to reassure baby. BabyRelax white noise helps baby fall back asleep more easily.
Babywearing: Staying Close to Baby
During this difficult time, your baby wants to be in your arms. The KangoMom ergonomic baby carrier allows you to keep them close while keeping your hands free.
Suitable Diet
The CleanTed baby bib protects clothes because babies drool a lot. It's best to choose waterproof bibs that are easy to clean.
Baby Teeth Timeline
6-10 months: The lower incisors erupt first
8-12 months: The upper incisors arrive
9-16 months: The lateral incisors appear
13-19 months: The first molars erupt
16-23 months: The canines erupt
23-31 months: The second molars complete the dentition
Conclusion: You Are Not Alone
Teething is a normal but difficult phase. With the right accessories and lots of love, you'll get through it together. Don't hesitate to consult your pediatrician if your baby seems to be in a lot of pain.
Keep your spirits up: those lovely little teeth that cause so much pain will soon allow baby to bite into life with gusto!