5 Natural Options for Teething Relief

5 Natural Options for Teething Relief

5 Natural Options for Teething Relief

For the parents who'd prefer to use natural remedies instead of over-the-counter medications, we've compiled a list of our favorite natural remedies for teething pain relief for you to try.

1. Cold Compresses for Teething Pain

One of the most effective natural remedies for teething pain relief is the use of cold compresses. It can help to numb the gums and reduce inflammation. You can use a cold washcloth, a chilled teething ring, or even a frozen banana (make sure to peel it first) as a cold compress. Always supervise your baby while using these.

2. Chamomile Tea for Teething Pain

Chamomile tea is a natural remedy that has been used for centuries to soothe a variety of ailments, including teething pain. The anti-inflammatory and calming properties of chamomile can help to reduce gum inflammation and ease discomfort. You can dip a clean cloth in chamomile tea and let your baby chew on it, or you can give them a few sips of chamomile tea.

3. Clove Oil for Teething Pain

Clove oil is another natural remedy that has been used for centuries to relieve tooth and gum pain. It contains eugenol, which has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. To use clove oil for teething pain relief, dilute a drop or two of clove oil in a carrier oil such as coconut oil, and massage it onto your baby's gums. Be sure to use a very small amount of clove oil and to dilute it properly, as too much can be harmful to your baby.

4. Breast Milk Popsicles for Teething Pain

Breast milk popsicles are a great natural remedy for teething pain relief. It contains antibodies and anti-inflammatory properties that can help to reduce gum inflammation and provide soothing relief. To make breast milk popsicles, fill a popsicle mold with breast milk and freeze. Once frozen, give it to your baby to chew on.

5. Massaging Gums for Teething Pain

Gently massaging your baby's gums can help to relieve teething pain. Use a clean finger or a soft, wet cloth and rub their gums in a circular motion. This can help to stimulate blood flow and reduce inflammation, providing relief from teething pain.

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