Aston & Parsons Reviews

Ashton and Parsons Teething with a Smile For any parent, the memory of teething will have stayed in your mind for years to come, and as your baby is going through this trying time you may find yourself pulling out your hair in the middle of the night when your poor baby screams out in pain and then tears from not only ...  Read the complete review

Aston and Parsons Infants Powders are a pack of 20 individually wrapped powders. They are a herbal product which can be used for the symptomatic relief of pain and gastric upset associated with teething in babies. The powders are also recommended to help ease the symptoms which may be associated with colic and gripe. ...  Read the complete review

I was recommended this powder by one of my friends when my baby starting teething. My l'ttle boy had hard time with teething. I am not sure how much does this powder helps him as he didn't seem much relieved but what I found it difficult was to feed this powder to him whilst he is crying. I mean, when baby has teething pain they cry terribly and ...  Read the complete review

My husband came home from work telling me that we just had to buy this product called 'Ashton and Parsons' - a lady in work had recommended it for teething and said it was fabulous. So off we went to Boots, asked the product and what I was given looked horrendous! A tiny little box with such an old fashioned design, I could have laughed there ...  Read the complete review

When our son started teething he went though one hell of a time (still is) and nothing seemed to work. We tried Calpol, Infacol, and the very expensive Colief which came in a tiny bottle and cost nearly £10! My partner suggested we give the Ashton & Parsons teething powders a try as it worked for her before. I was a little sceptical ...  Read the complete review

Ashton & Parsons Infant Powders are teething powders made from natural ingredients. There are about 20 packets of powder per pack and are designed to soften the gums to help the teething process. My sons started struggling with his teething a few months ago and I tried using bonjela teething gel to no affect. My sister in law ...  Read the complete review

I bought these from Boots for £2.93 for 20 powders. It is available in larger Boots stores, but not in supermarkets, so requires a trip to purchase. The simple cardboard box and powders in folded papers, which is minimal on packaging. but means that it's harder to open the powders without getting them spilt, especially with a wriggly ...  Read the complete review

I drove to the nearest 24 hour Asda in the middle of one particularly bad night of teething to buy these, as I had head wonderful things about them and was desperate after all my usual soothing tricks (dummy dipped in gripe water, calgel on gums, calgel on dummy and calpol) had failed miserably and my son was still hysterical. I was ...  Read the complete review

my daughter Gabrielle is a year old now and she is still cutting teeth,i give her mandanol which doesn,t work very good as it takes time.I started her on ashton and parsons teething powders which i found to be brilliant they do calm a baby down and they ease a cough because they reduce the amount of saliva that she produces.I would recommend these ...  Read the complete review

Now im going to have to disagree with the majority here im afraid and im wondering where on earth it all went wrong for me. I bought the little box at my local chemist costing me £2.70 for 20 powders, compared to some medicines I thought was actually a very fair price. However my enthusiasm at the price was short lived im afraid to say. I had ...  Read the complete review

I was relieved when i found these, i didnt hold much hope of them to be honest but had them recommended by a friend who said they were really good. So i went to the chemist, i cant remember exactly how mich i think it was around £2.99 which is about what you would pay for teething gel anyway. they come in a little white box with blue ...  Read the complete review

We all know that teething can be a horrible time for children, and we want to make the process as pain free and comfortable as possible, that's why I am so glad I discovered ashton and parsons teething powders. Ashton and parsons are a herbal powder that comes from a selected part of the matricaria plant; they do not contain any harmful ...  Read the complete review

Ashton & Parsons - "For Teething with a Smile" My Baby Girl Smiles Again...! When Eva, at 4 months, began displaying signs that her teeth were beginning to come through we got out the bonjela, the homeopathic powder, and thought "by gum, this teething milarky ain't so bad!" How wrong can you be?!!! As ...  Read the complete review

wow!!!!! What can i say!! These powders are the best thing in ten years of having kids i have used! My first child ten years ago was a nightmare to say the least. She would scream for hours on end. I would pace the rooms with her night after night until that tiny bud of a tooth had broken the skin. Her bottom would be sore, she ...  Read the complete review

A friend of mine recommened these to me as she found them to be good on her daughter, my son was crying constently with his teeth I had tried bonjela, calpol and teething rings and found they did not ease his pain so I decided to try ashton and parsons and they worked straight away, they work by numbing the gums and can be given every half an ...  Read the complete review

My daughter starting teething at 10 weeks and I was unable to find anything that was suitable for her age. After speaking to my chemist they suggested this powder, which can be used from birth and even got some in for me. As a herbal product it is natural and assists the baby's body in easing the symptoms rather than just numbing the mouth as ...  Read the complete review

I tried using aston and parsons powders for my teething son as I thought the powder would adhere to the gums better than the gels, I was right they did. The powders are quite easy to apply using a finger or a dummy and you can use exactly as much or as little as you care to use. The powders were supposed to calm a fretful child, ...  Read the complete review

My daughter was suffering really badly with her teeth coming through so I asked my husband if he could call in at the chemist on his way home from work and pick me up some bonjela or something to soothe it for her. He arrived home with this little box and I thought typical he's got the wrong stuff. He told me that the woman in the ...  Read the complete review

Why do we call Aston and Parsons magic dust I tried this last week when my daughter aged 6 months was at her worst with teething, she really was in a bad way, at the end of my tether I went to the chemist and begged for something to help mmy daughter. They handed me a little box with sachets in it and said this should help! I looked at the box and ...  Read the complete review

I also used these, and they were a blessing in disguise. As my son suffered bad when he was teething, but these instantly calmed him down, don't know what the miracle ingredient was but it worked. Now i don't dread the times when he is teething, as he just sails through now, with hardly any pain. They come in a small white box and most ...  Read the complete review