Teething gels, need advice on which gel to use

[emeaton 10]

Hi

 

My four month old has just started teething and I wondered which teething gels might be useful to try.

 

Thanks

Emma

[dearsue1 10]

I always prefer anbesol liquid. 1 dab of it on ur own tongue will b the proof you need.

[rachelfinlay 10]

I always prefer anbesol liquid. 1 dab of it on ur own tongue will b the proof you need.

 

anbesol is great and i also use powders, can get all diff ones but i get them from wilko called teetha (i think) and are about £4.50 i dont use gels as they tend to swallow/suck it off anyway

but if you do use gel its just baby bongela you want xx

[mr boof 10]

We've used Ambesol and Calgel with good results. Lidocaine is the ingrediant to look for. We've also had success with the Teetha granules.

[chickywiggle 10]

swore by the dentinox teething gel with boy 1. ashton and parsons powders are fab too.

[kirstyp86 10]

ashton & parsons are fab but very hard to get hold of now :-(

[chickywiggle 10]

ashton & parsons are fab but very hard to get hold of now :-(

 

I bought some 2 weeks ago.... boots do them and lloyds pharmacies.... they are on the shelf with teething medicines.

[kirstyp86 10]

^ Ooooh thankyou

[Ting~Tong 10]

I always prefer anbesol liquid. 1 dab of it on ur own tongue will b the proof you need.

 

Anbesol is the best

[medusa 16]

I did a bit of a trial with teething gels when I had a cyst in the roof of my mouth, which hurt rather a lot.

 

From a personal basis I found Dentinox to be the most helpful

[mamasquirrel 10]

I've tried getting Ambesol from a few chemists but nowhere I've been stocks it - where do you get your from?

[minxymoo1 10]

alot of mums ive talked talk eem to prefer teething powders. As every child is different might just be a case of trial and error before you find one that suits x