Teething help
My daughter was a breeze. I don't remember her screaming nearly as much as my son is now. To be fair, she has a high pain tolerance. I learned this when one of the cats bit her, and she just looked at us like "What?". She has since learned not to pull on the cats. My son on the other hand is very sensitive, I've given him tylenol, ibuprofen, and numbs it and still he screams. So far, celery seems to have given me the longest break from his cries.
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Try frozen waffles or a vibe teether. I’ve heard green onions helps with teething to chew on
I make a chamomile and clove tea and keep it in the fridge. When needed, I take a washcloth and soak it in the tea, squeeze the excess and give baby.
It's cold, clove has a lot of good properties including numbing and anti-inflammatory and chamomile soothes in general (which is why so many people do chamomile tea at night).
Babe sucks on the washcloth, chews it, and it doesn't leave a mess or anything. It's worked for both my boys.
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