Teething

Advice On Teething
Teething Advice
Teething can be a most distressing time for some babies, causing considerable pain and discomfort, while other babies hardly seem to notice the arrival of their teeth. Your baby's first teeth can come through at any time during their first 12 months. Some babies are even born with teeth. Most babies start to get their teeth from the age of about 4 months, with the central incisors on the lower jaw coming through first. Teething pain is the result of pressure on the gums from the tooth pushin...

A Natural Approach to Teething
The Teething Devil
Any and all products I recommend can be found on my website at www.lindyshoppe.com. I realized about two weeks ago that Katie was teething. How did I know, you ask? Well, she was F-U-S-S-Y. She kept waking up at night crying... seriously, this kid was up pretty much every hour. She was constantly biting me while nursing (ouch) and chewing on her toys. She was soaking about five bibs a day with drool. Alas, two weeks later the tooth has surfaced. I really don't like giving Katie Tylenol, but...

Crib Rail Covers for Teething - Padded Crib Edge Guards and Chew Protectors
A teething baby will gnaw on just about anything which gets close to his or her mouth which presents something of a problem when they are standing in their crib as the top rail is always just the perfect height for a good gnawing session. That can naturally damage the crib but more importantly it can be dangerous to baby too who may ingest paint chips, wood splinters etc. if you are not careful. That's why many parents like to turn to crib rail covers to provide a safer teething surface whils...

Toddler-Tooth-Decay
Tooth Decay-or-Tooth Enamel Erosion
Parents were you aware that juice, and even milk can and will; start eating away at your toddlers teeth enamel causing Tooth Decay or Tooth Enamel Erosion? This is due to the fact that orange juice and other kinds of juices out their have acid in them, and acid is known to eat away teeth enamel. Here are some suggestions that you can do to help prevent your toddler from having any Tooth Decay or Tooth Enamel Erosion problems: