Bonjela Teething Gel There is nothing worse than trying to calm and comfort a child who is in pain. Teething pain can be terrible for tiny babies to endure and as a parent you want to be able to stop the pain for them so that they can have a comfortable night's sleep. My little girl has just, as nearly 4 months, started to become bothered by her teeth coming in and although nothing is showing yet, we know by her dribbling, her flushed cheeks and her sharp, pained cries that they are definately on their way. I bought this in Scotland, on our recent trip to see the Grandparents, and was delighted to see it can be used from 2 months. I have always used ...  Read the complete review

I have used Bonjela for years. It comes in small 15g tubes and cost's around £2.30. I first used it when i had wisdom teeth coming through, it really eased the pain!, i have also used it for mouth ulcers! It was great when my daughter was teething, although it was difficult to get it in to her mouth as she hated the taste, but once it was on her gums, it worked very quickly! It does have a strong taste that i would liken to aniseed, and if you get it on your tongue it does make it ...  Read the complete review

My little girl is teething and now with her two front teeth already here some of the back ones are trying to break through. I try to keep her away from medicine when possible, but at times it is really unbearable for her. I find myself moving towards more trusted brands with my children, and as I had personally had good experiences with Bonjela before I decided on their teething gel. The gel is widely available at chemists and supermarkets and it costs around £3 for a small 15g tube. It appears in a toothpaste type tube and it looks almost identical to the adult version in a blue colour with white writing. I do have to be careful that I pick the correct one up as they ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter was born I didn't think I'd need teething gel for months and months. But she started to teethe at 8 weeks! I'd been advised by my health advisor to wait until 3 months (12 weeks) before using any numbing teething gels or powders because I was breastfeeding and apparently the numbness in the mouth to such a small child can cause confusion. So, after a few very fraught weeks I finally introduced Bonjela Teething Gel at 12 weeks and I am so glad I did. Bonjela Teething Gel is sold in a small metal tube in a cardboard box primarily coloured in blue with the Bonjela logo on the front (and a picture of a baby, because you can get adult Bonjela too ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks ago while my son was having a good old chomp on my finger, I realised I could feel two toothypegs under his gums. I was taken by surprise as he was only around 8 weeks old at the time but it certainly explained his grumpiness, horrendous nappies and rough spotty cheeks! The next day he and I ventured in to town to see what I could find to help his discomfort, given that he was only 2 months old. One remedy I purchased was the Bonjela teething gel. I had used Bonjela frequently myself to help with mouth ulcers and so felt confident that the teething gel would work well for my son. On the box it states 'From 2 months' whereas other teething gels ...  Read the complete review