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9 Month Old Teething

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  • #62
    Neyite
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 25,947 ✭✭✭✭Neyite


    My Sophie is still perfect. Got it on Amazon.


  • #63
    pwurple
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    lounakin wrote: »
    About Sophie, I bought one but the dye on the eyes kept coming off! Does that happen to you guys? I threw it in the bin thinking I'd bought a counterfeit.

    Spots on the neck came off ours... that's the most chewed bit on our sofie. It's food-grade colour it said on the box. I got ours in tony kealys.

    Sterlilising or chucking it in the dishwasher kills the squeaker by the way. :)


  • #64
    liliq
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    cyning wrote: »
    Although seeing as I'm breastfeeding I have no interest in teeth coming up anytime soon :D

    With all the teetha, amber necklaces, calpol and nurofen I have used, nothing has helped teething pain as much as popping him on the boob! :D


  • #65
    cyning
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    liliq wrote: »
    With all the teetha, amber necklaces, calpol and nurofen I have used, nothing has helped teething pain as much as popping him on the boob! :D

    I think I'm more afraid of the biting ;)


  • #66
    How Strange
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    cunning believe me, they don't need teeth to bite!! Those gums can hurt!


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  • #67
    liliq
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    cyning wrote: »

    I think I'm more afraid of the biting ;)

    If its any reassurance I've only been really bitten once and he's got 12 teeth now :)


  • #68
    implausible
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    Not wanting to start a new thread and another discussion on amber teething necklaces, I'm bumping this thread. "Teething SOS" are recalling "Honey Bean" necklaces and bracelets.

    Link here


  • #69
    Ms2011
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,174 ✭✭✭Ms2011


    This is the reply I got from my email to teethingsos:

    We have been requested by the NCA to recall out Honey Bean products.  It is not an issue over the amber itself, or the colour, but an issue with the make up of the product of small beads.  In the absence of a directive to deal with these products speciffically, the authorities have tested this product under criteria devised for toys and if they are treated as a toy, they can break and may give rise to a potential choking hazard.   Having heard the advice from the NCA, and seeing it in use, a parent needs to make their own decision regarding it's use.   


  • #70
    pwurple
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    implausible wrote: »
    Not wanting to start a new thread and another discussion on amber teething necklaces, I'm bumping this thread. "Teething SOS" are recalling "Honey Bean" necklaces and bracelets.

    Link here

    About time too.


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