Teething part three-New Era

 Everything is hunky dory I have an adorable little boy who is happy and smiling, then all of a sudden it hits us. The red cheeks, dribbling, grumpy baby, dirty nappies.. oh the joys of teething.

In part three of our teething section I wanted to let you all in on an amazing product I have just come across. 

New Era for Teething Infants. This homeopathic remedy is a little strong than the Teetha. As Dylan is cutting his back molars at the moment Teetha on its own is not cutting it. So I was put on to this remedy by a fantastic healer. They are tiny chalk like tablets that literally dissolve as soon as they hit the tongue. You can also crush them between two spoons and put under the tongue. An hr after I gave Dylan the tables his symptoms faded. He still had the red cheeks and dribbling, but he was a lot happier. 

You can pick up a bottle of New Era from any good health food shop and they retail at about 5.65 euro.

Hope this helps

Lots of love 

The Yummy Mummies and the Jetsetting Babies

Teething Part Two - Natural remedies for teething

Hello again, I hope you enjoyed yesterdays blog about Amelie's favourite teething toy. I wish I had not bothered with all the other teething toys we tried before we found Sophie la Giraffe but we will now for our next children that she is all we need, well all we need along with a few natural teething remedies. I will share with you today some things that worked for us. Please remember I am a mother not a doctor this is just what worked for us....

Natural Teething remedies that worked for Amelie…

-      Nelsons Teetha of course is a great option. 100% natural chamomile powder. The tiny powder sachets relax and sooth your teething baby. We have teetha stashed all over the house and car. visit http://www.nelsonsnaturalworld.com/ for more information.

-      Cold chunks of cucumber work a treat. Amelie loved from a very young age to suck and chew on chunks of cucumber when she was teething, it has a lovely flavour and the cold sooths the gums just remove the skin and make sure you always watch your baby to ensure they do not choke.

-      Any cold fruit or vegetables will sooth the teething pain. If you are worried about the chocking risk there is a great little device you can get a mesh net holds the food. I used one for a short while though I found that it encouraged Amelie to suck more than chew so I went back to just watching her like a hawk when chewing bits of cold fruit. (Just another thing I purchased that I did not really need for Ameile.)

-      A frozen wash cloth is an excellent remedy for teething. Simply dampen a clean face washer and freeze it. The texture and the clod will sooth even the sorest gums. (Instead of using water to dampen the cloth before freezing why not use chamomile tea…)

If you liked this blog you may also like 'Teething Part One'

Disclaimer: The information above is not intended as medical advice and is opinion for information only. Always seek advice from a qualified health care professional if you have any questions regarding a medical condition. Do not under any circumstance disregard professional advice or delay in seeking professional advice because of content found on this site.

Teething Part One - Sophie la Giraffe

This week Amelie has not only had a cold but has been teething too. The poor little thing has needed all the Mummy and Daddy cuddles she could get and Sophie la Giraffe has not left her side. So this week the blogs are inspired by teething and I will share with you a little about Sophie la Giraffe and some natural teething remedies you might like to use. 

Amelie has had different teething toys, ones that go in the fridge to stay cold and of varying shapes, sizes and textures. Once we got Sophie all of those toys have become obsolete. Sophie was recommended to us by so many different friends and family that we just couldn’t resist getting Amelie one before Christmas last year.

Who is Sophie la Giraffe? Sophie has an incredible story she has been around for almost 50yrs and was first created as a teething toy in France in 1961… anything that has stood the test of time for half a century must be worth a look, right?

She is made from 100% natural rubber derived from the sap of the Hevea tree and painted with food grade paints which means she is entirely nontoxic and perfect for Amelie and children all over the world to chew on. Amelie loves to play with Sophie even when she is not teething and I am forever hearing Sophie’s squeak all around the room. Check out www.sophielagiraffe.co.uk

Amelie with her beloved Sophie

Tomorrow I will post some natural teething remedies that worked for Amelie

Love x x x