she's been teething, so she's got a TON of drool.. like 3 outfits a day worth of drool. she hasn't been sleeping through
the night for a week or two now.. read: tired momma, cranky baby. i've been using the teething tablets pretty regularly. ok... all the time. and have considered using motrin- i guess i will use it if it gets any worse. she's not quite coordinated enough to use teethers very effectively. she can't seem to get them right where she wants them. so, it's mainly a chew on fingers, bibs, clothes and blankets type of teething right now. we've done the teething biscuits a few times, and she does seem to like those... i'm hoping this doesn't last forever. it can't last forever- right?
at that appointment she was 12lbs 15oz! that's 13 for those of us that are less picky. she has a developmental pediatrician appointment tomorrow- hopefully it will go well. *crossing fingers*
the night for a week or two now.. read: tired momma, cranky baby. i've been using the teething tablets pretty regularly. ok... all the time. and have considered using motrin- i guess i will use it if it gets any worse. she's not quite coordinated enough to use teethers very effectively. she can't seem to get them right where she wants them. so, it's mainly a chew on fingers, bibs, clothes and blankets type of teething right now. we've done the teething biscuits a few times, and she does seem to like those... i'm hoping this doesn't last forever. it can't last forever- right?
at that appointment she was 12lbs 15oz! that's 13 for those of us that are less picky. she has a developmental pediatrician appointment tomorrow- hopefully it will go well. *crossing fingers*
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Hooray for almost being done with Synagis!!!
I'm going to sound like the most irresponsible mother ever--but when Caden's cutting teeth I let him chew on the "dropper handle" end of the tylenol or multivitamin bottle--it's easy for him to hold on to, and the "squishiness" of the handle is the perfect texture for his gums (I only let him chew on the bottles that have the child lock). The handles have a little more give than the teething rings.
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