Homeopathic teething tablets pulled

[k3am]

FYI. I think the FDA can be considered a reputable source?


www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/ucm523468.htm

[westiemom]

Scary!

[aaemommy]

Yikes! I know so many people that swore by them. I tried them with A but all it did was make him mad. I'm glad I didn't use them much with A or at all with Cam! So scary!

[k3am]

We used the Hyland's occasionally with DD but never saw any benefit.

We saw seizures, obviously, but they weren't related.

[babycaps]

Oh man, I'm on camp "swear by them". They were awesome for DS1. Will not be using again though :/

[KirstenAlecia]

gonna try one of those amber necklaces.

[babycaps]

I'm surprised there has been no "recall" of amber necklaces.
Or maybe I'm not.
Too much of a choking and asphyxiation hazard in my opinion.

[k3am]

babycaps probably because they're not a drug so they're not regulated. No one recalls crib blanket, bumpers, etc, which are all known to be dangerous but still up to choice.

Ingestibles are a whole different game when it comes to regulations.

[babycaps]

Oct 6, 2016 8:38:34 GMT -5 k3am said:

babycaps probably because they're not a drug so they're not regulated. No one recalls crib blanket, bumpers, etc, which are all known to be dangerous but still up to choice.

Ingestibles are a whole different game when it comes to regulations.

Oh yeah, no no...I know it wouldn't be the FDA warning against it, but things like in the city of Chicago, the sale of crib bumpers is actually illegal!  I want to know why the American Academy of Pediatrics has not issued a warning on stuff like that!    Not necessarily the FDA!