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Teething Rings

Submitted by: anonymous  06/02/2008 3:52 PM
 
Instead of buying teething rings, I find that my kids are just as happy with mini-frozen bagels, instead. Their favorite - a wet washcloth that I put in the freezer and voila you've got a cooling soothing baby teether.
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A mini-bagel "chewy" toy poses a HUGE choking hazard. Buy a $2.50 reusable freezable toy instead of the $4.00 bag of "disposable" mini-bagels. Also - this also promotes excessive calorie intake for a toddler - in the end promoting obesity.
 
Posted by anonymous on July 13, 2008 10:37 PM
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Teething rings are $1.00 at just about any store. And at most $5.00. Something are just better buying the actual product verses cutting costs. Popsicles are also nice. You can make your own sugar free kind...made with real fruit.
 
Posted by anonymous on January 31, 2009 9:47 AM
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