Amanda Grace：

Some babies breeze through the teething stage so easily you don't even realize baby is teething! With other babies they will definitely let you know they're teething by either chewing on any and everything or crying because of the discomfort. I have experienced both types of babies. For the baby experiencing pain or discomfort it's important to have a variety of “baby chew toys” consisting of different textures and shapes. These toys don't have to be elaborate. The kind that has the ability to be frozen works great. Along with some hard plastic toys with textures. You can usually pick these up at dollar stores, a fortune does not need to be spent. If baby is having a painful time teething there are many products for that purppse. There are even teething formulas that are naturally made. A cold hard waffle does the trick too.

Lori Jacobs：

There are teething necklaces you can wear too. They’re not amber, but are made of strong silicone beads that baby can grab and chew any time you’re holding them. Do not take it off and give it to baby tho- major choking hazard.

Rose Sams：

The cold could help numb the gums naturally and cool objects feel good to a teething baby.

A chilling —not freezing—teething toy or ring can help minimize your child’s pain.

Don’t give your baby a frozen teething ring, however, as it can hurt her gums if it’s too cold.

And make sure the toy is age-appropriate, BPA-free, and nontoxic.

Rachel Roy：

Babies generally start teething early, before they’re even sitting up on their own, between 3 and 6 months. And when it happens, it can make for one upset baby. The secret to getting through this often painful stage?

Teething toys that baby can chew on to relieve sore, sensitive gums. Chomping down on a teether feels good because it offers counter pressure to the rising tooth. Teethers can be made of wood, silicone, natural rubber, BPA-free plastic or fabric, but different babies have different preferences, so expect some trial and error while you find what your little one prefers. Here are some toys.

Teri Draper:

When babies start teething, around 6 months, and lasting until about 2, it can really be a miserable time.

The baby may cry, drool, and even sometimes get a low level fever.

What to do?

Hopefully, you are breastfeeding, as this is the best way to calm the baby.

Other tips:

1、Keep a cool, clean cloth for baby to chew on or teeth on. Soak in clean water and keep in fridge,(like a small wash cloth). Never let baby have alone. But if you keep hold of it, some babies like to chew on this. This could be a hazard if you let the baby have it alone, so never do that.

2、In the baby section, stores sell teething rings. Try a couple of these. Some babies like them and others really don’t care.

Jenny Doughty：

Teething rings that you can put in the fridge to chill are useful. Rubbing his gums with a clean, cold washcloth may help.

Silicone Teething Beads

MaxCure ：

Teething is the process by which an infant's first teeth often called "baby teeth" or "milk teeth" sequentially appear by emerging through the gums, typically arriving in pairs. Most babies get their first tooth at around 6 months, but your child's teeth may appear as early as 3 months or as late as 14, depending on such factors as when Mom and Dad started sprouting teeth.

It can be a frustrating time for many parents, as babies and children can become unsettled when they teethe. Children experience teething differently – from when teeth emerge to the types of symptoms they have and how much pain they feel. Here's how to spot the signs that your baby is teething, so you can offer remedies to treat the discomfort.

Symptoms of teething:

Symptoms of teething often occur a few days (or even weeks) before the tooth comes through the gum. Common symptoms and signs include:

1、Drooling

2、Irritability

3、A tooth visible below the gum

4、Swollen, bulging gums

5、Trying to bite, chew, and suck on everything she can get her hands on

6、Ear pulling, cheek rubbing

7、Difficulty sleeping

8、Refusal to feed

Natural remedies to soothe baby’s sore gums:

If you’re looking for safe ways to soothe your baby’s sore mouth, read on for natural ways to get the smile back.

1、Cold is a very popular, and simple, remedy for teething pain. Chilled fruits cut into small cubes can help your little one to get relief from tooth ache and soothes her sore gums.

2、Teething babies love to feel pressure on their gums because it helps distract their brain from the sensation of teething pain. A clean adult finger, placed gently on a baby’s gum or doing massage, can be enough to ease the pain.

3、Try to distract a fussy, teething baby by playing. You can often soothe your child simply by getting her mind off the pain. Give her more one-on-one time or offer her a new toy.

4、Try a refrigerated teether. Don't store the teether in the freezer because when frozen it can get hard enough to damage a baby's gums.

Radhika Vivek：

1. Wash your hands and gently rub your baby's gums. The pressure on the gums will relieve irritation.

2. Use any cold spoon or baby teether. Your baby will gnaw on this and the cold, hard surface gives relief. Important: the baby teether should be cold but not frozen.

3. Give your baby some cold sticks of cucumber or carrot. Important: to be given under supervision. Any large piece that breaks off could lead to the baby choking.