If your baby’s bottles were left unwashed and are now stinky,
add baking soda to your bottle cleaning routine!
Baking soda is known to get rid of odor, and it’s all natural too! You can fill the stinky bottles with a mixture of soap, water and baking soda, shake the bottle with the nipple and cap, then let it sit for a few minutes. In most cases, even a quick wash will do the trick!
Don’t forget to sterilize, as usual!
More quick tips here!
If your baby needs quick relief for teething,
pop his teether in the fridge!
The cold will soothe your baby’s gums and decrease the swelling. You can leave it in the fridge when not in use or you can put it in the freezer for a few minutes if you need to cool them again. Don’t give your baby a frozen teether!
It would be ideal to purchase a teether with a handle so that your little one’s hands aren’t as cold as where the gel is.
It is best to consult your child’s pediatrician when he starts teething.
This tip is intended for quick relief and is not mean to be a remedy.
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