Finally, here’s a continuation on my quest for the best natural baby teething solutions. Baby Jae started teething discomforts from about 4 months old. He kept drooling, put everything into his mouth, gummed things, and fussed a lot when he slept. In a nutshell, these are my selected materials for teethers: Natural wood with safe finishing Organic …
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While searching for the best natural baby teething toys, I narrowed my choices to these materials: Wood Rubber Fabric Ideally, the materials are also certified organic, since Baby Jae would be mouthing the items. Why natural and organic? To avoid leaching of potentially harmful chemicals into baby’s mouth. So, no plastic and no silicone teether for …
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Baby V received this ultra-adorable Tigger Terry Teether as a gift, which was bought at The First Few Years (Paragon, Singapore) (listed price: S$13.90). This is his first cloth teether and his cousin loves hers, so I was eager to see his reaction to it. Ironically, Baby V plays with the cloth Tigger as a …
Since Baby V started teething more than three months ago, he has been drooling heavily and we were always running out of bibs. A common problem with his bibs is that they cannot absorb much liquid, unlike face cloths or cloth wipes. By chance, I was offered Snapt Bib Clips by Babe Hause at a good discount (listed …
Baby V started teething discomfort at 4 months old and began to drool a lot. He rubbed saliva all over his face and developed a red rash on his cheeks and chin. Upon my sister-in-law’s recommendation, I bought a 25g tube of Lucas Papaw Ointment (listed price: RM18.90) from The Baby Loft. I apply a …