thread: Amber teething necklaces - do they work?

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    Becs_bubs - you should only buy one if it has an easy opening clasp if it gets caught on something. I think magnetic are the best

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    Kim- google selkie designs, that's where I got DDs from.

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    (Just posted this in another thread whilst googling for research into amber for a friend of mine, but it's as true here as it is there *lol*)

    Both of my children wear amber for analgesic purposes, and I can't rate it highly enough.

    I was open to the idea when I stumbled upon it in desperation when I was googling remedies for my daughter's molars, it was a horrible time for her

    My husband thought I might as well throw $30 into the heavens, but he is a complete convert now We agreed to rate her symptoms after 24 and 48hrs of wearing it, and both fully agreed she is a different kid with her necklace on! She cut her next two molars with FAR less drama

    I have started buying all my daughter's little friends necklaces for their birthdays (2yo molars are EVIL!), and I even have a bracelet on my 4month old son. I noticed he was less grumpy after his recent injections when wearing it, and he'll wear a necklace too when he starts teething.

    And I have a nursing necklace mainly for looks, but apparently it can assist with breastfeeding and prevention of mastitis too? Not too sure on that one because I have never had any problems prior to amber, but I get a lot of compliments on the piece

    We bought our stuff from bambeado and got a 10% discount with the code "matesrates", bambeado have no problem with me sharing the code either just for references sake