file Teething Necklaces

16 years 2 months ago #92104 by Enchanted Pixels
Barbara wrote:

I have actually used amber myself (it is meant to balance emotions) and I can be a bit of a troll when PMS'ing and I can say there has been a difference in my stress levels and reactions between the times I have worn it and those times I have not.

In terms of teething Amber is a scientifically recognised form of mild analgesic (pain reliever like Panado)


gREAT INFO. mAYBE i'LL ASK jOLENE TO MAKE ME A BRACELET FOR MYSELF!?

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16 years 2 months ago #92081 by Barbara
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I have actually used amber myself (it is meant to balance emotions) and I can be a bit of a troll when PMS'ing and I can say there has been a difference in my stress levels and reactions between the times I have worn it and those times I have not.

In terms of teething Amber is a scientifically recognised form of mild analgesic (pain reliever like Panado)

Mom to Rafe (5) & Kara (3)
WAHM & Doula (South Coast based)
Earth Babies Blog

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16 years 2 months ago #92077 by memo
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Wow thanks Barbara! That is very comforting! My necklace meets all the criteria. I love knowing the reasons why..

Natural birth mom, breastfeeding.
Baby boy born 17 March 2010

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16 years 2 months ago #92062 by Enchanted Pixels
Thanks for clearing that up, Barbara!

BTW I see you are a doula? Awesome!

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16 years 2 months ago #92059 by Barbara
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Roxy - do as you are most comfortable with. I put it on and never took it off, Some parents do take it off like you do.
See what works for you, if you are going to worry about them the whole night and not sleep as a result then take it off. Bathing does not damage it & the string dries fast.
The more contact with their skin the better the results.

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WAHM & Doula (South Coast based)
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16 years 2 months ago #92057 by Enchanted Pixels
Wow thanks for all the replies :-) I reaalllyyy appreciate it!

Roxy, far as I know, you're not supposed to take it off?

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16 years 2 months ago #92044 by Roxy
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I bought a teething necklace for my LG - i put it on in the mornings but i take it off at bathtime and for the night - is this correct.

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