What Is Teething?
Teething can be a difficult time. This unavoidable period is not an illness, but rather a natural process that generally starts around the age of 6 months (5-9 months)1. Cutting their first teeth can be as unpleasant for babies as it is for their parents.
1 Source : The MSD Manuel https://www.msdmanuals.com/home/children-s-health-issues/growth-and-development/physical-growth-of-infants-and-children
Soothing Sore Gums
Try Camilia, homeopathic medicine used to effectively relieve pain, restlessness, irritability and diarrhea due to teething in infants aged 1 to 30 months. Available in drinkable unit-doses, it is practical and easy to administer. Camilia does not contain sugar, dye or preservatives.
Tips
- Offer food or a pacifier to chew.
- Place a cool spoon on the gums.
- Gently rub your baby’s gums with a damp washcloth, clean finger or soft baby toothbrush.
- Offer a refrigerated teething ring, preferably made of firm rubber.
- Give your baby a warm bath (about 37 degrees).
- And always remember that no matter what, you can never give too many cuddles!

Teething Timeline
Teething periods can vary according to the child.
The average period is 8 days.
Baby Teeth: Order of Appearance
Most baby teeth, also known as milk teeth, come out in a specific order.
Discover the order in which gums give way to the eruption of baby teeth.




