Can I eat teething sticks?

Teething sticks are used by infants and young children to grind their teeth when they are young. Most teething tools are safe and harmless. They are made of soft rubber and can effectively relieve the gum pain of babies during the growth period of teeth. They can also exercise the baby's chewing ability and help the baby's own health. But can this thing be eaten? So, can teething sticks be eaten?

First, can teething sticks be eaten? Teething tools - teethers are safe and harmless, made of soft rubber. They can not only relieve the baby's gum pain caused by the growth of deciduous teeth, but also enhance the baby's chewing power and contribute to the baby's healthy growth. Mothers should keep in mind a few points when purchasing. First of all, the quality must be guaranteed. You should buy it in a specialty store and be sure to identify the brand. Furthermore, it is best to buy a few more for easy cleaning and disinfection. Of course, your baby may think of them as small toys, so you might as well choose colors and shapes that your child likes.

Second, teething tools - ice cubes. When babies are growing deciduous teeth, their gums will be swollen and painful, so mothers can wrap ice cubes in a clean cloth and apply them to the baby's gums to relieve the pain. Of course, you can't use ice that is too cold to prevent your baby from having diarrhea or even getting sick. Fruit and vegetable strips: Cut apples, carrots, cucumbers and other fruits and vegetables that babies can eat into strips. This can not only help your baby to grind their teeth, but also serve as a small snack. If mothers are good with their hands, they can carve them into the shapes of small animals. This way, they can not only be eaten but also played with, killing two birds with one stone. Special teething sticks such as grapefruit peel and radish slices are recommended for babies to use for teeth grinding. Grapefruit peel also has the effect of regulating qi and resolving phlegm, but it must be washed before giving to babies.

Can teething sticks be eaten? Teething biscuits can be made by yourself or purchased at the supermarket. Teething biscuits are very common in supermarkets. They are relatively hard, convenient for teething, and are long enough for babies to hold. If you’re not sure about the stuff in the supermarket, you can make it yourself at home. Preparation method: Melt the butter, then stir the flour and sugar, add water and melted butter to mix the dough, pinch it into pieces, and roll it into suitable long strips. First, spread a layer of butter on the oven, then brush the biscuits with egg white, put them in the baking tray, and bake in the oven for ten minutes. (Of course, you can also make them into various small animal shapes).