Courtesy of Ashton and Parsons Infants’ Teething Powders
To celebrate Ashton and Parsons Infants’ Teething Powders being back in stock across the country we’re giving one lucky winner a Cath Kidston baby bundle including:
- a newborn hat
- bib
- teddy
- Cath Kidston mini suitcase
A simply perfect gift set for a new mummy to have for their little precious newborn babies.
Who are Ashton & Parsons
Ashton & Parsons Infants’ Powders have been used to soothe the symptoms of teething pain for over 100 years. Originally developed during the reign of King George V, the powders soon became popular with mums and dads across the UK. Today Ashton & Parsons is still relied upon by families as a gentle, natural remedy to help babies feel better from the symptoms of teething.
Until very recently there was limited availability of Ashton & Parsons; however the parents favorite is now back on the shelves and available at the following stores:
- Co-operative pharmacy
- Asda pharmacy
- Boots
- thehealthcounter.com
- and many other high street and online pharmacies.
Ashton & Parsons has been helping to soothe the discomforts of teething for generations. The company’s dedicated experts have picked up plenty of teething tips and are on hand to offer advice to parents at www.ashtonandparsons.co.uk. Ashton & Parsons also has a blog, which regularly offers advice from a variety of guest bloggers, and helpful interactive communities at its social media channels.
Ashton & Parsons Infants’ Powders contain Tincture of Matricaria, which is extracted from German Chamomile flower heads. Tincture of Matricaria has been used traditionally to relieve the symptoms of mild stomach upsets, diarrhoea and nervous irritability in children.
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This competition closes at 11.59 pm on the 10th November 2014
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Pop teethers in the fridge before giving them and rub on some bongella too!
I actually used the powder when my little ones were teething. Also giving your child (6months+ ish) a cold carrot to knaw at really helped too xx
Chill teethers in the fridge & give them plenty of things to chomp on. Bickepegs work well too.
Nelsons granules are fantastic. A nice teethy ring from the freezer also seems to give my little girl some relief at the moment.
I remember my mum telling me that to soothe my sore gums when teething she would put wads of whisky soaked cotton wool against them lol, its a wonder I’m not an alcoholic, but its what mums were told to do then. The one thing that helped my youngest was her Sophie the Giraffe. So many people had said how great they were, but didn’t expect it to be much more than a wee toy, but my youngest absolutely chews it to death,and so far, no teething problems! 🙂
Rub the powders into the gums before bed time if had signs through the day x
Shared on facebook, thanks x
ashton and parsons teething powders and anbesol for children
Chill teethers and fruit in fridge for them to chew on
Gumigem bangles are great for chomping in
like us all, keep teething rings/dummies in fridge
We used Ashton & Parsons with our son and they were miracle workers! Soft toothbrushes are good for chewing and for getting them used to teeth brushing.
offer a rubber toy to chew on
Pop teethers in the freezer for extra relief xx
calgel worked for us
chilling the teethers
My secret teething weapon was my Mum!
keep the teether in the freezer
Place teether in freezer before using.
always used biccipegs
I always find teething rings quite good.
Put the dummy in the fridge so it is cool for them to bite on
I have used a homeopathic teething gel with mine and t was wonderful and soothing.
depending on the age of the teething “baby” I give carrot sticks, cucumber sticks, celery sticks straight from the fridge ! x
Frozen Fruit sticks!!!
I used to give my little ones frozen teething rings and sugar free tip tops in the summer
Pop teethers in the fridge for a little while
I put the teething ring in the freezer — cold feels good on their gums.
Cold teething ring to soothe the gums
we just use the teething rings cooled, also we got a teething teddy which my lg slept with 🙂
We used teething powders with ours. Worked wonders
Calpol works a treat if really bad if not frozen carrots
I’ve always used teething rings cooled in the fridge 🙂 always worked for my little ones 🙂
I always used cold carrots, or gel teethers kept in the fridge x
keep the teether in the fridge
also commented here:
http://umeandthekids.com/battroborg-warriors-arena-set/#comment-107629
gel teethers kept cold in the fridge always help
ice pops works a treat
amber necklace!
Keep teething rings in the fridge.
Bickiepegs worked wonders for my boys, they were all early teethers x
We use the teether keys, that have been placed in the fridge for a while. 🙂
I saw a post about breast milk frozen lollies which also look fab for little ones!
putting teething rings in the freezer, we also loved ashton and parson powder xx
my daughter teethed on a frozen carrot- she loved it at the same time 🙂
bicciepegs (sp?)
They’re really strong biscuits that the little ones can munch on to help the teeth come through.
And also nelsons teething granules. Both of them worked amazing with my boys!
Anything that’s cold or has been out int he freezer to cool their guns and give them something to chew on
Amber anklets seems to help in this household, never really had any problems
I loved Ashton and Parsons when my eldest (9) was teething, then when it came to Jensnon (3) and Evie (2) teething I could not find it anywhere! I did find a boots alternative so if anyone is struggling pop in and ask them! But now I know Ashtons are back I will be popping into Boots at the weekend and grabbing a box, you never know when them blummin teeth are going to make an appearence, and with Elsie turning 1 next week, its gotta be soon!! X
a cold teething ring
The Ashton and Parsons powder worked a treat with both my children
Give a Sophie la Giraffe to gnaw on 🙂
big pieces of cold carrots
put teethers in the fridge and bonjela also kept in fridge
I used Ashton & Parson powders, they ALWAYS calmed my son down
My little sis is expecting her first, she would adore this, x
Teethers from the fridge and teething necklace
calpol! and cuddles! x
Cold bananas
we used ice cubes in one of those hand held things with nets at the end (baby brain not working!)- should be for bananas and food but worked better with ice cubes
Cucumber sticks straight from the fridge
i found homeopathy helpful with mine
Give them a frozen carrot to chew on
Ashton and Parsons teething granules and bonjela worked with my son
My son’s really suffering at the minute and nothing seems to be helping! Cuddles make it slightly better!
i used to give my children bickie pegs but my last 2 children favoured a carrot stick to chew which wasnt too hard but enough to help their gums and some nice soothing gel on their gums is a god send too
Chill teethers in the fridge.
my two had bicy pegs they are a very hard bicuit that they bit on or a teething ring that you freeze you can get them at the chemist
a rubbery sort of teething ring and bongella
My babies loved bickie pegs! They are fab
homeopathic teetha
Use teething granules and always have a teething toy to hand!
I actually swore by teething powders as they were the only thing that really worked. For older babies/toddlers, homemade ice lollies were a godsend.
Our fridge was full of chilled teethers
teething toys that can be chilled, and alot of praying they come through quickly without to much hassle
i had these teeth sooothers that you put in the freezer, she loved them, toothbrushe are a good idea too.
Bonjella is a saviour!
I had a teething necklace which helped while we were out and about also freezing some teething toys was a great trick. Other than that the old tricks bonjela calpol and alot of comforting
i always gave them something cold to chew on
Goodness, I don’t have much advice. Trying to remember what I did, chill teethers, rub gums, wear ear plugs. No, I didn’t really wear ear plug.
bonjela works a treat
Teething ring in the freezer
Teething powder
My sister in law swore by those amber necklaces? They seemed to do well 🙂
teething gel
Teething toys are great!
refrigerated teething rings
Lots of cuddles x
Teething powders are great!
One word – bonjella!
A teether chilled in the fridge works fairly well 🙂
amber anklets
A really cold teething ring!
Remain calm! Its over as quick as it starts x
I don’t have any children but would love to win this prize to donate to charity, to go to Romania.
Pop teething rings in the freezer before use also give them plenty of different things to ‘chomp’
Ashton and Parsons teething powder or amber anklets!
Bickie peg really helped us!
My youngest destroyed hard back books as she little gnawed her way through them lol.
She didn’t seem to suffer with teething but she would just gnaw through almost anything! (plus dribble loads)
chill teetheres in freezer
Milk lolly pops!
if the baby is getting older i used ice pops unsweetened ones they like the flavour and cools the gums
Bonjela Teething Gel, (: Worked wonders with my son. (:
A cool wedge of cucumber from the fridge.
teething powders are brilliant, and we also put the teething toys in the freezer our boy loves them 🙂
A really cold teething ring
Ice pops/cubes – they worked a treat on my two
when teething, some nice cold melon to suck on
Let the baby chew on a wet cool flannel
I used to freeze there teething ring toys and let them defrost abit then give it too them worked a treat on both mine x
Bickiepegs, calpol a rattle teether, a soft water gel teether chilled, a chilled teaspoon, a baby toothbrush and a small bottle of chilled water with the chilled water dripped out of the teat and rubbed on the gums all worked well.
Cold carrot sticks were a favourite of my kids
Freeze apple slices ready to whip out when baby needs something to chew on.
Chill teethers in the fridge, worked really well with my little boy
Plenty of teething toys popped in the fridge to make them nice and cool
Stick a banana in the freezer, and then let baby put the soothing treat to her gums.
Ice lollies
teething jewellery and teethers in the fridge
Nelsons granules are fantastic
Chill teethers
I used a teether which contained water which you could put in the fridge to cool.
Teething powder, cuddles and lots of kisses!
Bongela and a cold teething ring from the fridge worked wonders and sometimes Calpol was needed if they also ran a temperature or were particularly uncomfortable with it.
found the gel teething bracelet that you freeze worked well
Frizen banana x
a nice cold teething ring
Freeze some finger foods to soothe their gums!
frozen veg is good for teething 🙂
Ashton & Parson’s teething powders and warm flannels!
Frozen caarots and cucumber sticks are great for relieving pain x
I used to give our children beki pegs when they were teething now all in their 20s so dont know if you can still get them!
Teethers cooled in the fridge.
Cold sticks of cucumber seem to be working well for my teething daughter at the moment!
Ashton and parsons powders
The frozen chewy teething toys
use ashton and parsons teething powders 🙂