Emotional support, based on understanding and patience, in addition to actively playing with your baby, can help distract him from the discomfort that teething can cause.
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Teething can be difficult, right?
And not only because of the pain and mood changes that babies can suffer, but because this can also affect us, adults.
It's true that sometimes We are not sure how we can help them and, between cries and screams, we too had a hard time.
We become frustrated, worried and stressed while life goes on and we must respond to our obligations.
In this article, we want to tell you about something that almost every parent has on hand to help their baby during teething: emotional support and play.
During teething, emotional support can be very important for your baby and for you.
In short, emotional support refers to providing companionship, comfort and understanding to someone who is having a hard time.
And yes, your baby may have a hard time during teething.
Babies may experience unpleasant symptoms and signs while teething. For example:
Consequently, this can trigger a series of changes in their usual behavior. For example, problems sleeping, crying and screaming, irritability, reduced desire to eat, and others.
The emotional support you can provide to your baby during these times can be critical in helping to calm him down.
First of all, it's important to be understanding.
Babies usually cry and scream to express their needs or pain; we can't expect them to be calm if they feel pain and discomfort.
Consequently, as they say out there, patience is the mother of science.
Taking it, making love to it, and trying to calm it down with gentle words can help you a lot.
In no case is it advisable to impose any type of punishment or to ignore it until it goes away.
Offer comfort and close company as much as you can and you'll see how it gets better slowly.
In addition, your presence will help him feel more comfortable and secure during this process and in the future.
Maybe it can be hard to hook him up if he's crying in pain and discomfort, but trying is a big step.
Playing with your baby can help change your baby's emotional state and distract him from the pain and discomfort he feels.
Try it and you'll see if: Play can help develop positive emotions in your baby.
In addition, can help you regulate your emotions and stress.
But it's not about me playing alone with their toys, but rather that we are an active part of the game.
Singing games, dancing, applauding, tickling, chasing him if he is already walking or reading entertaining stories can be of great help.
The most important thing is that the game is so fun and stimulating that your baby will forget about the pain, even if it's for a while.
Keep in mind that, in addition to helping you distract yourself, playing with your baby can help strengthen the bond.
Gingigel Teething is a modern and safe hyaluronic acid gel that helps alleviate teething discomfort in babies.
Gingigel Dentition's patented technology helps:
Gingigel Dentition is applied directly to the gum and can be used 3 to 6 times a day, or as directed by the treating specialist.
It is also recommended to apply the gel after feeding babies and before sleeping.
Use in children under 1 year of age should be under medical supervision.
Gingigel Dentition is a medical device. Therefore, it does not endanger the health of babies.
Gingigel Teething is available in:
