There comes a time when every baby goes through one of the toughest seasons in babyhood…teething! The teething process can be lengthy and begins long before that very first tooth pops through the gumline. You may start to recognize your baby becoming fussier, biting down on anything that comes near their mouth and perhaps you will find the need for drool bibs as they suddenly seem to be drooling around the clock! Your little one may even start to struggle to stay asleep or wake with painful cries. Many of these changes take place in the early stage of teething, all the way up until the tooth is actually visible in their mouth. For some babies, this can happen as early as a few months old, while others may not get their first tooth until later.
While the process is quite difficult for babies and parents alike, there are many ways to help soothe your little one during this phase. If your baby is already accustomed to eating solids, there is a simple recipe you can whip up especially for those sore little gums! Teething Biscuits are a great way for them to relieve the pressure in their gums, while getting to taste new flavors. The following recipe uses just a few ingredients that may already be in your kitchen!
Makes: 15-20 Biscuits
*Always supervise baby while eating & only serve these to babies who are accustomed to eating solid foods.
Looking for additional natural remedies for your teething baby? Check out this list of ideas: 6 Natural Teething Remedies that Work - Organicbabyfood.shop
If you give this recipe a try, let us know below!
My daughter is 6 months almost 7 and eating cereal+ puréed veggies and fruit. Is this okay for her? Do they stay diem enough where you don’t worry about choking on small pieces?
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Larissa
July 23, 2021
Hi Theresa,
Thanks for reaching out! As long as you are watching it should be OK! We have allowed our little ones to try them early but we know everybody has different comfort levels. They can break off in little pieces after being sucked on for a bit. If you feel like the pieces are breaking off too much you can get them a new bar that isn’t so soggy with drool. :-)