Teething tablets ??

[Shaky]

Are there different ones? Like they are made for different things?
I got the Hyland's tablets which are natural, gave two to DS last night but I don't think they did anything.
It says to give him two every hour for six hrs as I can remember but I thought that was too much! Is that normal?

Is this a good brand?

[SemperFiWife]

Some people say they work some people say they don't.

[Heather LB.]

I just depends on the baby whether it works or not, I think. For some, they just don't work. You could try the baby orajel and I think Hyland's also makes a teething gel.

[ashleykaymay]

Give the recommended amount. It's not too much. Teething tablets saved us.

[BubMunkeyBles]

They helped Bella... but Orajel was a quick relief too. I know some people don't want to use it on their babies, but I'd prefer mine not to be miserable.

[JackieM]

I have always used humphrey's which I learned from my grandmother so they have been around a long time. They have humpreys for different things like teething or diarrhea. I get them at the pharmacy and they usually have them behind the pharmacist counter.

[instant_oatmeal]

I only knew of the hyland's brand but they didn't work for Cristian.

[BeccaCCK]

Amber teething necklaces are great.

[Heather LB.]

Originally Posted by JackieM I have always used humphrey's which I learned from my grandmother so they have been around a long time. They have humpreys for different things like teething or diarrhea. I get them at the pharmacy and they usually have them behind the pharmacist counter.

Originally Posted by BeccaCCK Amber teething necklaces are great.

I have never heard of either of those.

[sunofabeach85]

teething tablets worked wonders for DD they were actually the only thing that did work and they were the hylands brand and we gave her the reccommended amount