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My DD isn't teething but I'm wondering if an amber necklace would help her sleep better? I've read that you can get anklets which of course would be safer. She's going through 4 month sleep regression so it may just need to run its course but I'm willing to try anything that may help!
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Hi there
I don't have an answer but will be watching your thread with interest! I've heard mixed reviews myself but I don't think it has been scientifically proven or not - if that makes sense. |
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ummm - you shouldnt let you lo sleep with it on!!!!!!!!
its a choking hazard! |
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10/01/2013, 07:31 AM
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I never used one for my DS, however I know my 11 mo nephew wears one all the time (including to bed). He sleeps absolutely dreadfully, so it's certainly not helping him
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Elmo_mum read my post properly and you will see that I mention an anklet for that very reason.
I have friends that swear by them for teething but no idea about sleep. |
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10/01/2013, 07:54 AM
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I personally think those necklaces are a big crock. Placebo effect anyone?
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10/01/2013, 07:57 AM
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My son wears his necklace 24/7 since around 5 months.
It has not helped sleep It has not helped teething ( almost 1 just have first tooth poking through) In general does nothing at all for him - now I just think it looks cute ! |
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still wouldnt put an ANKLET on a baby, when the sleep, as they can still get themselves caught in it
regardless - you shouldnt let babies sleep in it!!! and yea - i think that they area crock! |
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I think you've got nothing to lose using an anklet. It might make no difference, but if it does help, great!
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In my experience? No. Sadly.
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