Not related but could you do a video on baby shoes my mom said we should be getting shoes baby hasn't gotten crawling yet or sitting or baby won't walk right Baby is 4 months

I work with kids and have never heard of the necklace, but who in their right mind is putting jewellery on babies 🤦🏼‍♀️?

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I agree! It makes it so hard as parents to know what to buy our little ones, when products are often marketed as beneficial when that might not be the case.

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Glad it was helpful!

Congratulations on your pregnancy! I hope you are feeling well! The Oball is a fantastic toy!

I also recommend ARKs baby chewy! My baby loves it because it’s easy to grab and helps with oral motor skills 👏🏼

The winkel rattle is great! My 4mo LOVES it and it's wicked easy for him to grab

So glad this video came at the right time for you and your little one. I hope they help!

My baby's never even liked them. But I found a teething thing w/ the backing of a pasci, or just a handle, that's gelly, w/ just a crowning shape for her teeth. That's the term, right:/? It's just shaped for her mouth/ teeth to bite down on & it came w) the soothing gels. She actually likes that thing. It annoys me when ppl say my baby this that baby sleeps throughout the night. He/she is such a good baby. Like is that baby not human? Bc my baby is almost a yr & she still def does Not always sleep throughout the night. Also, I kind of just don't want her to start getting all that mobile. She gets into everything. So much, I'm pretty sure she knows what ohhhhh means by now. Little munchkin thinks she's sneaky till I startle her w/ my ohhhhh's. Also also I still don't know y I had a 2nd kid this late. 41 w/ a teen, & an infant is like good gah. I stare at my youngest thinking about my oldest somexs like my half way special self should've found more ugly bad boys 🤦🏻‍♀️ bc I'm gonna hafta go through a billion life times to deal w/ these little females of mine. I think I'm gonna start making fruit popsicles

Yes, once they have teeth, it's important to stop pacifying or look for one that is meant for teething babies.

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Cucumbers sounds like a great remedy! If baby is not allergic and your pediatrician approves that baby can eat solids. For the rubber, id use something more durable like a towel. Also, make sure baby is not allergic to rubber and it's of course sanitized. Be aware that baby may be able to penetrate rubber with his or her bite force so there is still a risk of choking! (Again, I'd use something more durable, solid, soft, and flexible). If you want to have baby chew on it and snack at the same time, maybe place it in a self-feeder for good measure! 👍🏻

The cucumber cube sounds perfect. At 8 - 9 months of age your little one would be eating solids so this is a great way to expose your baby to the taste of cucumber and also help to alleviate the teething pain.

@@EmmaHubbard thank you for the answer!

It really depends on you and your little one. You could remove the pacifier and go cold turkey knowing that sleep will be a little disrupted as your little one learns to fall asleep without the pacifier. Or there are pacifiers now that gradually reduce the size of the pacifier, as a slow wean. Or you could try removing the pacifier for night time sleep at first as their circadian rhythm and sleep pressure is high and will help them fall asleep initially and then once they become familiar with falling asleep without the pacifier for night you can remove it during nap time (which is predominately guided by sleep pressure). Hope that helps!

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Hopefully it helps 💜

I wouldn’t. I know I have had wooden spoons have pieces of the wood break off so I would be worried that would happen with the teether

Have her evaluated by a pediatrician. It may just be nothing, but you also want to make sure that there are no motor issues.

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It's hard to know something is not safe when marketing tells you the necklace is beneficial and you are looking for something which is natural and will help to alleviate your little one's teething pain.

@@EmmaHubbard true, a big hunk of amber would be safer, maybe it’s because I grew up with a lot if babies and had my mum drilling into me no little things they choke on around. So now expecting wouldn’t dream of something like this mum isn’t even letting me look at things that don’t have a kite mark

It really depends on the parent and the child. If it is starting to impact sleep (so the bub is starting to wake and call out during the night for you to put the pacifier back in) and this is starting to become a problem then I would remove the pacifier at that point. But if you are happy to get up and put it back in your little one's mouth until they learn the skill to do this themselves (which they do at around 7/8 months) then you can keep using it. It honestly depends with what you are happy with.

I hate it so much for my baby. Already in so much pain to be so little & she's breaking out in fevers. She's got little scabs all in her ears.