tylenol for teething at night

has anyone given their babies tylenol before bed? does it help them sleep over their teeth hurting? i try not to give tylenol ever unless it’s really needed but my little one was up from 2-6am last night just screaming at the top of her lungs and i wonder if tylenol would help? especially if i gave it to her when she wakes up in the night. she usually has a 4-5 hour stretch after she initially goes to bed and then is up a million times

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I do or Advil for babies and it helps

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I’m in the same boat with my daughter. I give her a dose of Tylenol before bed and again once around 1-2am when she wakes up screaming and it helps her get back to sleep. Without the Tylenol she also screams all night . Every time she gets another tooth I do this for a few nights

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I’m all bout giving him Tylenol if he steaming from teething. Even his doc said it was fine as long as we don’t go over the max dosage a day. I find if I give one dose every 12 hours when he’s in his really bad phase of teething he seems to be okay. It’s only for 2-3 days then I don’t give it again unless he really needs

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If you feel your baby needs it then give it to them. It can't hurt. Especially if it's a one off or occasionally.

It's better than them trying to suffer through.

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i couldn’t have said it better myself! Maybe their muscles hurt as well? Learning to crawl and sit they probably feel some muscles tightness like we go which can be very uncomfortable

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thank you everyone!!!f

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I gave it once when he wasn’t sleeping and he gave me a 5 hour stretch immediately after which hadn’t happened in days

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