What to do if your child has teething pain

Every parent is very concerned about their children's teeth and hopes that their children's teeth can be white and neat. However, the process of children's teeth growing is not always smooth. Especially for some children, the process of teething is accompanied by toothache. So, if your child suffers from toothache during teething, how can parents help their child? Here we introduce several methods that can relieve the pain during teething.

1. When the baby has symptoms such as gingivitis, parents can gently rub the baby's gums with clean fingers. This can not only effectively relieve the pain of teething, but also distract the baby's attention and enhance parent-child relationships.

2. Letting your baby eat some cooler fruits can effectively relieve gum inflammation and divert the baby's attention. Bananas and carrots are good choices. In addition, a cool, clean towel and a rubber pacifier can also help relieve pain.

4. When your baby is teething, you can use the bottle cleverly. Fill the bottle with juice or milk, turn the bottle upside down so that the bottle mouth is filled with liquid, and then put it in the refrigerator. After it freezes, let the baby hold it in his mouth. The baby will be very happy to bite the bottle mouth, achieving the effect of cold compress on the gums.

5. When the baby is teething, chewing can help the baby relieve pain effectively. The constant movement of the baby's jaw during chewing can reduce pain. Make sure that what your baby chews is clean, non-toxic and can be swallowed.

1. Provide good hygiene care

Put a bib on your baby to prevent saliva from staining his clothes. Parents should frequently wipe the saliva from the baby's mouth, wash it with warm water and apply moisturizer, so as not to let the saliva damage the baby's chin skin.

2. Prepare teething food for your baby

When the baby feels teething discomfort and likes to chew things, the mother can prepare some teething biscuits designed specifically for teething babies. She can also make some carrot or celery sticks as thick as fingers for the baby to chew to relieve the discomfort.

3. Massage your baby’s gums

Mothers can wear finger gloves or use a moist gauze towel to massage the baby's gums, or they can chill the teether and give it to the baby for grinding. In addition to helping your baby relieve the discomfort of teething, this can also promote the eruption of deciduous teeth.