[MommaLyon]

I would like to purchase a teething toy for a relative whose baby is teething but I don't want to get the plastic that is bad for the baby. Can anyone suggest some Natural teething rings or solutions for my relative?? Thank you!

 

[bc1995]

I love our HABA and Selecta wooden teethers.

 

[kibba]

I am having the same problem, but finding one for my baby. I love haba toys they are darling, but I'm concerned about wood breaking. The plastic toys always seem so much stronger, and I'm just so concerned about choking. Haba does have a few sold rings which seems safe...but I don't know...all those little wood pieces make me soooo nervous. I have no solution yet, I do have a solid wood ring, and lots of cloth toys. here is one of the toys we have <a href="http://www.oompa.com/cgi-bin/item/KK22252" target="_blank">http://www.oompa.com/cgi-bin/item/KK22252</a>

 

[e-joker]

Suggest <a href="http://www.amber-teething-necklace.com" target="_blank">amber teething necklaces.</a>

 

[aquamum]

As suggested amber teething necklaces are good.

I have absolutely no idea how they work but they worked for my little Tom so there must be something to it.:grin:

 

[Dawn's mom]

A good cheap idea is to wrap an ice cube securely around a clean, damp baby cloth. Or just a cold damp cloth. Orajel works wonders for temp relief.

 

[daionlugo]

A good cheap idea is to wrap an ice cube securely around a clean, damp baby cloth. Or just a cold damp cloth. Orajel works wonders for temp relief.