Sterilising Teething Rings - it's melted!
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Hi girls
Oliver is only 10.5 weeks but it seems that a lot of the lo are teething early. I can see one definate tooth under the gum and he has all the telltale signs according to the mummies at my playgroup. They suggested I buy a teething ring which I can put in the fridge to try and help as he crys when he sucks his dummy and it's the tooth that would hit the dummy when he sucks so it's as if he wants to suck but it hurts.
BUT - obviously being so young I want to sterilise the teething ring which I did in the microwave steeriliser but it's all melted and the stuff inside has evaporated! what do I do, is the only way around it to buy some milton tablets so I can cold water sterlise the next one I buy? I just dont' want to give him a teethign ring out of a packet at this early age in case of infection etc.
xx
Oliver is only 10.5 weeks but it seems that a lot of the lo are teething early. I can see one definate tooth under the gum and he has all the telltale signs according to the mummies at my playgroup. They suggested I buy a teething ring which I can put in the fridge to try and help as he crys when he sucks his dummy and it's the tooth that would hit the dummy when he sucks so it's as if he wants to suck but it hurts.
BUT - obviously being so young I want to sterilise the teething ring which I did in the microwave steeriliser but it's all melted and the stuff inside has evaporated! what do I do, is the only way around it to buy some milton tablets so I can cold water sterlise the next one I buy? I just dont' want to give him a teethign ring out of a packet at this early age in case of infection etc.
xx
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This is them, you can get them from Boots.
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I just pour boiling kettle water over them now!! xx
MrsKB - so glad i'm not the only one! Kettle from now on! xx
Thanks Berly! xx