Natural remedies for teething babies including an herbal teething remedy

OralSoothe Frequently Asked Questions

How long has this product been on the market?

Native Remedies products have been sold worldwide for over ten years. They have sold to thousands of customers in virtually every country around the world. NaturalEco Organics, in consultation with Michele Carelse, our Clinical Psychologist, has formulated a range of natural remedies and other products specially chosen for safety and effectiveness during pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and infancy. All NaturalEco Organics (by Native Remedies) natural remedies are formulated to the highest therapeutic standards and manufactured under strict pharmaceutical conditions for a healthier, more natural existence for you and your loved ones.

What exactly does OralSoothe help with?

OralSoothe is a 100% natural, safe and effective herbal remedy for relieving the pain and discomfort of teething and is safe during infancy. OralSoothe relieves the pain of teething without the use of OTC painkillers; reduces irritability, crankiness and crying; strengthens your baby's emerging new teeth and calms and soothes your little one naturally.

What does OralSoothe contain?

OralSoothe contains the following 100% herbal ingredients:

Chamomilla (6C) is a well-known homeopathic remedy for infant colic and teething. Chamomilla is useful for relieving pain and soothing children who are uncomfortable and irritable.

Calcium Phosphate (Calc. Phos.) is a biochemic tissue salt which restores strength to the body and is useful during times of growth and development. It is also excellent for improving circulation, bones and teeth.

Calcium Fluoride (Calc Flour.) is another tissue salt which is important for teeth, skin and bones. Calc. Flour. is useful for teething pain and toothache and will also address emotional symptoms. Although related, it should not be associated with Fluoride often given to children for strengthening teeth.

Passiflora is also called Passion Flower and is used as a soothing and quieting herb. This ingredient will relieve pain naturally and calm your teething child.

Matricaria recutita is a calming herb and will help to reduce the irritability of teething conditions, thereby reducing 'fussing' and crying.

How do I use OralSoothe?

Simply sprinkle a small pinch of granules onto the tongue when needed. Granules may also be dissolved in filtered water if desired. May be repeated after 20 minutes for up to 10 doses if necessary.

Caution: Please consult your practitioner if the problem persists.

In what form does OralSoothe come?

OralSoothe comes in a baby-friendly granule format which is sprinkled onto your baby’s tongue where it will dissolve.

What is the shelf life?

You will find a white sticker under the bottle with the expiration date on it. It is best stored in a cool dark place out of direct sunlight.

Does OralSoothe have any side effects?

No, OralSoothe does not have any side effects as it is 100% natural and herbal.

What are the signs that my child is teething?

Increased irritability, drooling, putting objects into the mouth and disturbed sleep are all associated with teething. Some less common effects are fever, diarrhea and red, swollen gums. Your baby's appetite may also be affected.

How long will the teething last?

From the first signs that your child is teething to when the tooth actually comes through the gum, will be approximately 1-2 months. Of course this is repeated for every new tooth and teething can sometimes seem to go on forever. However, one day it will all be over and there is generally some respite in-between teeth!

What else can I do?

Give your baby something cold to chew like a teething ring chilled in the fridge or even a clean wet washcloth.

Massage the gums firmly with your finger. It may feel uncomfortable for your baby at first but will gradually ease the pain and relax your little one.

Don't worry too much about your baby's appetite or put pressure on him or her to eat - everything will go back to normal when the offending tooth comes through!

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