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thread: Amber teething necklace- how often does you bub wear it?

  1. #37
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    Sep 2007
    Cairns
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    ...and today I also fed Riv earlier on in the day (main meal at lunch) which probably made a difference with behaviour too...
    You mean you feed him Nelle...? Crumbs, I knew I was forgetting to do something. No wonder E's cranky. And all this time I thought it was teeth.

    Nettie, will look forward to your review! We're in the throes of teething now, so maybe I should just bite the bullet and get one.

  2. #38
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    The Festival State
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    bilby wears hers all day (including to childcare). she fiddles with it a little bit, but doesn't yank it. it's long enough she could attempt to chew on it, but she doesn't do this.

    although it gets taken off for nightly bath, i've noticed her sleeping better since she's been wearign it (for day use). She is still teething, cos i've noticed her hands in her mouth and drooling, but we are not using panadol or bonjella like i would normally need to, at this stage.

    the beads do look lovely on, i'm a skeptic, but initial results are quite promising.

    we were lucky enough to get given one for a birthday pressie for bilbs. (I was planning to buy one about now anyhoo - i'm a bit slow).

  3. #39
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    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
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    Haha Suse, don't you start too - it's all anyone says - 'don't you FEED that child'? Not my fault he loves food so much. He had a MASSIVE bowl of Tortellini for lunch, and some carrot sticks and a drink. First thing he does when he leaves the table is heads to the cupboard and asks for rice crackers.
    I don't want to starve him, but I really can't believe that he's hungry, I think he just really enjoys eating! My little foodie...

    You know, I thought the boys would fiddle with theirs too, but they don't touch them. Guess cos they're so light, and they can't really see them.

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