I have a question for all the moms with 1 year olds and up. My daughter is going through teething…

I haven't tried them myself, but I have heard great things about amber necklaces / bracelets. Your kiddo just wears it and it naturally helps relieve the pain. I'm not sure how they work exactly, and you have to be careful to buy authentic amber (lots of knockoffs out there). But if kiddo is having that hard of a time, I'd give them a try.

This is a pretty reliable site if you'd like to learn more - www.balticessentials.com . They do say to remove the necklace when baby is sleeping, so a bracelet or anklet might be a better option.

There is conflicting data about whether amber works at all - some people swear by it, but the AAP doesn't recognize it for teething and also recommends that babies not wear jewelry. So it's up to you - I just want to give you as much info as I have about them.

Also, are you sure she's in pain? Could she be having night terrors? They are common around her age and I'm not sure if there's anything you could do to help if that's the case, unfortunately.

Motrin if you think it's pain.

When a baby teethes, there's more pressure on their gums when they lay, so they do hurt when they sleep and it's possible for her to wake multiple times because she has some discomfort. I agree with the motrin statement. And orajel is known for making their gums tougher for the teeth to come through. Get her some of the teethers you can freeze and let her chew on those. Or a popsicle even.