Aaron always likes to see what we are doing and wants to touch whatever we have. When we were cleaning up the kitchen the other night, we gave him a wooden spoon. It is apparently perfect for teething. He slobbered and chewed on it for quite awhile. His frozen teething rings hold much less appeal - he might chew on one for a minute, and even then, only if we hold it for him. We might as well throw them out and buy more wooden spoons.
16 December 2007
Teething spoon
Aaron always likes to see what we are doing and wants to touch whatever we have. When we were cleaning up the kitchen the other night, we gave him a wooden spoon. It is apparently perfect for teething. He slobbered and chewed on it for quite awhile. His frozen teething rings hold much less appeal - he might chew on one for a minute, and even then, only if we hold it for him. We might as well throw them out and buy more wooden spoons.
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That's because you can't bite little slivers off a frozen teething ring. Duh!
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