Wearing Baltic amber close to the skin is a traditional European remedy for baby teething. A natural analgesic, amber can help calm a baby without resorting to drugs. Used for centuries in Europe, amber’s natural anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties are perfect to soothe teething babies. Amber is a fossilized resin, which warms against the skin, releasing its therapeutic properties safely and naturally.

Baltic amber teething necklaces and bracelets are made for wearing (not chewing) when a baby or toddler is teething. The warmth of the skin releases the active ingredient in the Baltic amber, succinic acid. Recent scientific research has proved that succinic acid has a very positive influence on the human body. It improves immunity and the balance of acids when absorbed into the bloodstream, it stimulates the thyroid glands to help reduce drooling and soothes inflamed red cheeks. Amber’s anti-inflammatory and therapeutic properties are recognised by allopathic medicine as a natural analgesic, which will help to relieve teething pain and calm a baby without resorting to drugs. The skin’s warmth releases healing oils from the amber, a resin, which is absorbed into the bloodstream.

Our amber teething necklaces and bracelets are sourced directly from Lithuania, and are made of genuine Baltic amber. Necklaces measure approximately 35 cms and weigh around 12 grams.

One of our lovely Hello, Charlie! staff members recently took home a teething necklace for her 14 month old daughter, who was having a rough time teething. She has reported back that new teeth have been appearing without incident, and the amber necklaces have been pronounced miraculous!

We have recently introduced elasticated amber bracelets for littlies, too, especially good if you are concerned about using a necklace. Bracelets, like necklaces, must always be used under adult supervision and removed for sleep times. The bracelets are lovely, and are proving very popular!

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