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I didn't find the teething tablets effective at all. At night we used motrin, it works better for teething than tylenol (helps with the inflammation), and also lasts longer, so everyone can get some rest. During the day, the flavor ice popsicles, when not open, make a great teething toy for little ones without teeth. Once they have teeth you need to watch them closely because they can puncture them, but they are nice and cold and help numb their little gums. Both my kids were happy when allowed to chew on those. When it starts to melt, just rinse it off, dry it, and put it back in the freezer. Also you can try those mesh food nets that they can chew on. They are really meant to allow them to try foods that they aren't ready for yet, but my daughter loved carrots in hers when she was teething, since they stay cold for a long time and are nice and hard and taste good too. Frozen bagels work well too, but you really have to watch them with those since they can break pieces off as they start to melt and choke. Good luck.