What should I do if my two-year-old baby has teething pain?

Two-year-old babies are in the period of growing milk teeth. Most babies will experience toothache symptoms when growing milk teeth. Adults generally cannot stand toothache, let alone two-year-old babies. Toothache is not only uncomfortable for the baby, but also for the parents. In fact, teething pain is a normal phenomenon for babies. If the baby is in severe pain, you can go to the oral department of the hospital and use medication to relieve the baby's pain under the guidance of the doctor.

First of all, toothache in babies cannot be ignored and medication should be taken in time. However, since a 2-year-old baby is in the growth stage, the choice of medication should try to choose medications that have no toxic side effects on the body. Here I would like to recommend the Pafuo Toothache Spray to everyone. This product is extracted from natural herbs, is hormone-free and does not contain any antibiotics. It is safe and has no side effects. It can relieve pain immediately, and parents can use it on their babies with confidence.

In addition to drug treatment, we can also take other methods in life to effectively relieve the symptoms of baby's toothache.

1. Apply cold compress to the gums. You can let your baby chew something cool, such as mint or ice cubes. This will not only help relieve the baby's gum inflammation, but also effectively reduce the baby's pain. During this process, the baby must be well cared for to prevent him from swallowing the honeysuckle and ice cubes.

2. Massage your gums. Mom and dad can wash their hands and then gently massage the baby's gums with one finger, which is very effective in relieving the baby's tooth pain.

3. Adjust your baby’s diet. When children have toothache, they should eat more yin-nourishing and cooling foods, such as loofah, olives, watermelon, tofu, lotus root, water chestnuts, honey, etc. Avoid spicy food or food with high sugar content.

4. Chew. Chewing can help babies relieve pain during the growth stage of deciduous teeth, because the baby's gums move continuously during chewing, which can effectively reduce pain. Therefore, you can use clean and non-toxic things for your baby to chew, which will not block the trachea or strangle the throat if swallowed.

5. Divert your baby's attention. When your baby has a toothache, you can reduce the pain by diverting his attention, such as playing games with your baby, taking your baby out to play, singing, dancing, etc., which can divert your baby's attention and make him forget the discomfort of his teeth.