When my little boy was teething my husband went to purchase some ashton and parsons for him as it had been so effective with my other children but boots did not have any in stock and this was suggested to him for an alternative. This product is an all natural alternative to other teething products it is a white powder that dissolves on baby's tongue helping relax them and take away any pain they may be experiencing from teething. **The sachet and applying** In the box there were 24 little sachets of this powder they come in 4 rows of 6 packets which you need to detach from each other to use. I liked the way this is set out as rather than having to pull ...  Read the complete review

It's horrible to see your babies in pain from teething, why do they have to go through it with all 20 milk teeth? It seems as though once teething pain starts from the first tooth it stops then starts rapidly until all 20 teeth have appeared. Nelsons teething granules were not something I had heard of before until my health visitor recommended them at one of my daughters regular check ups. I went on search for some. ----- Information ----- When I was on the look out for some of these teething granules my first stop was Asda, I can usually find everything in there but they didn't stock these. I soon found them in Boots though, so I guess if you are on the ...  Read the complete review

My five month old daughter is teething rather badly at the moment, and we are anxiously awaiting the first tooth to break through, sooner rather than later. A week or so ago, my daughter was so irritable and cranky, and continuing to pull at her ear, I began to worry there was something wrong, or that she had an ear infection, so took her to doctor who told me teeth were ready to erupt! His advice was to give calpol, which we have been doing when we see her uncomfortable. However, I wasn't particularly happy with the amount of calpol we were giving her, but at the same time I didn't want her in pain. It was after talking to a friend who had been through the joys of .  Read the complete review

Ask any parent, or your own what teething means to them and you will be told stories of hours of crying, lack of sleep, frustration and upset for parent and child. Teething can be a horrible time for any little one, and it can be equally as traumatic for any parent. You all know what it's like having a really bad toothache, the problem with babies is they are super sensitive to pain and obviously don't understand what is going on. My little Freya is 4 months old now and has been teething for a good few weeks now. I was using Bonjella for a couple of weeks but it just didn't seem to be giving her any relief from her symptoms. I was recommended by a friend ...  Read the complete review

My five month old son, like his three sisters, started teething early. He was around twelve weeks old when he suddenly went from a constipated little boy to having poo with the consistency of Ready Brek, I thought it was strange but when his dribble reflex went into overdrive a couple of days later all the heartache of being (a mother to) a teething baby came back. He's been quite brave through it but over the past ten days or so I've noticed the pain is getting worse for him - and believe me, as an adult who has lived through wisdom tooth 'trouble' I never underestimate what babies are going through while teething. I must admit I've been doping him up to the ...  Read the complete review