Calgel

Calgel: No More Teething Troubles (720 words)
by sersha - written on 08.01.06 (Very useful, 137 readings)
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There's an eight-letter word that strikes fear into the hearts of most new parents. Even the most mild-mannered, well-behaved, angelic baby can turn into a monster - yes, you guessed it - teething! There's a certain justice about it all. Easy pregnancy? Speedy, uncomplicated delivery? Baby that sleeps through the night? Rather than gnash your teeth at them, you simply have to remind yourself that those smug parents with their new-but-good baby might simply not have reached Teething Hell yet... Leah used to sleep through the night. She used to eat well. She was never troubled by nappy rash. She didn't spend all day whingeing. In short, she was just ...

Calgel from Calpol (201 words)
by Biffa - written on 22.07.00 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Why is it that when you move house, it's always the things you really need that you can;t find?? Having 'lost' our supply of Bonjela and Calpol together, I had to nip out and get some more, or I would have done if the local shop had got them! Instead I had to settle for Calgel, and I have to say it's wonderful stuff. Having come down with the mother of all mouth ulcers, it was me who got to the stuff before my daughter needed it, but having tried it myself I have no doubts that the stuff works. Just dad a small amount onto the affected area (the same as you do with Bongela) and within seconds it works! I've had no pain since I used ...

Calgel Teething Gel (219 words)
by AliB - written on 07.08.00 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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I'm not really sure why I have a tube of this, I don't have any children just yet - I think my Mum gave it to me in a little first aid kit she made up when I moved house! But I'm certainly glad I have it, it's fantastic stuff. My boyfriend seems to suffer from mouth ulcers quite often and (like a crying baby) one application of Calgel and he shuts up. Last night the roof of my mouth was quite sore, from something I'd eaten I think, so I used some of it and was amazed. It seems to be quite difficult to apply, it slides rather than rubs in so you think it's not going to work, but within seconds the area felt numbed. I've avoided any ...