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Meet a breastfeeding author, discover milk-boosting teas and how to manage teething pain

MILK TEETH Baby teeth first appear between three and twelve months. By three years your child will have twenty baby teeth. Cutting of baby teeth can be a miserable time for you and your baby. Some babies' gums swell or their cheeks seem fuller and flushed. To help ease the pain, give your baby something to chew on like a cold teether (oskoe.com, pictured), or if they're old enough, cold food such as carrot from the fridge, or frozen bananas. Gum rubbing also helps relieve discomfort. Try Weleda's Chamomile Teething Granules available from weleda.co.uk for pain relief. It's good to get an early start on caring for your baby's baby teeth so your child gets used to having them brushed regularly. When ready, you can try letting your baby brush…

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The Green Parent (Digital) - 1 Issue, August - September 2024

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