I don't know ... but my head is pounding this morning.
My wife went to Wal-Mart last night to buy some Ora-Gel and found that the continual child care, like the pregnancy, is the topic of discussion for whoever happens to be around. Like the old ladies will come up and rub your pregnant belly, they also don't hesitate to offer you advice. As she reached for the teething gel, she was told that she didn't need that. "Just get some whiskey"
Y'know ... the night time Oragel works better than the regular stuff. Can't ... resist ... ... must offer suggestions ... ;o)
I ask the parents here, did you use the commercial preparations or just use whiskey? Whiskey has the benefit of being comforting to mom and dad as well as to the baby. Maybe I'll have to swing by the state store today.
Baby gets the Oragel ... daddy gets the whiskey. Hey ... wave at a few Baptists while your at the state store! (I'm only kidding, Baptists ... just going along with the old joke)
We got a box with one tube of each (daytime/nighttime). It only seemed to differ in concentration of the active ingredient. Why wouldn't I want to use the more effective stuff? Does the baby really care what time it is?
My wife has a cousin who's deaf and married a deaf girl. Their baby cries all the time and they don't notice. Drives the rest of the family bonkers.
SD