What are natural tethers for babies?

 Teething can be painful for some babies. Babies feel uncomfortable and sensations in their gums. This sensation can make the baby fussy and cry. Teething can occur between the ages of 4 months to 2 years. At this time babies need something, they can chew through their gums. This is the reason babies chew their hands and other things, whatever they get near them.

Teething symptoms

 and effects are different in different babies. Some babies experience red and swollen gums while some decrease their appetite and drool and some babies don’t experience any of them.
Parents need something that their baby chews without risking his/her health. There is a large variety of tethers for babies in the market. These tethers can help the baby to relax and to reduce the sensations of their gums.
You can use the following teething remedies to help your baby relieve from the sensation and irritation of teething.
(Always consult your pediatrician before going ahead with any teething remedy)
• Give your baby a facial massage, it can help the baby to get relief from teething pain and sensation. 


Begin above your baby’s upper lip and slowly move your fingers to their cheeks slowly.
• You can offer frozen food such as frozen bananas and apples to gnaw on, using a mesh or silicone tether these tethers will prevent the baby to swallow bigger pieces.
• Frozen breast milk will help the baby relieve from teething sensation. Pour the breast milk into the ice tray, froze the milk, and offer small pieces to your baby using the teething mesh or a silicone tether. You can use a breast pump to collect the breast milk.

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