Abstract: There are two types of teething sticks, one is teething biscuits, which are edible and it doesn’t matter if you eat them; the other is teething sticks, which are made of silicone material and are not chewable. Poisonous, but not edible. When the baby eats the teething stick, just let the baby bite the teething stick biscuit. They will eat it by themselves, but be sure to have an adult watching over them. When babies eat teething sticks, they often end up unable to finish the teething stick. Unfinished teething biscuits are usually discarded directly to avoid breeding bacteria. Let’s find out what to do if your baby can’t finish eating the teething stick. 1. Can babies eat molar sticks?

Children will use molar sticks during teething. Firstly, it can train the baby's oral chewing function. Secondly, it can correct the phenomenon of biting the nipple. Then the molar stick can be eaten into the stomach. Where?

It is understood that teething sticks are divided into two categories: edible teething biscuits and inedible teething gums. Teething biscuits are biscuit foods. The main ingredients are protein, starch, fiber, etc., and their hardness is higher than ordinary teething biscuits. Although the biscuits are slightly hard, they are edible; teething stick products such as teethers are generally made of silicone or soft plastic and are not edible.

2. How to eat teething sticks

Educable teething sticks are usually teething biscuits. These biscuits are relatively hard. Many mothers don’t know how to feed them to their babies. In fact, teething sticks are not suitable for eating. The method is very simple.

Generally, teething stick biscuits are in the shape of long strips for the baby to bite on his teeth. Babies in the teething stage have itchy gums and like to bite things. They will eat the teething sticks themselves, but give the baby teething sticks. When eating sticks, please pay attention: do not lie down to eat, eat while sitting, and have an adult watch; the length of the molar stick you choose should also be appropriate; and be careful not to let the baby eat a large piece of molar stick at one time to avoid getting stuck. .

3. What should I do if my baby can’t finish the teething stick?

When the baby eats the teething stick, sometimes he cannot finish the entire stick. Some parents think it is a waste and will put away the teething stick. , wait until next time to give it to the baby, but this is not good.

When the baby eats the molar stick, his teeth are always on the molar stick, leaving a lot of saliva. Put the uneaten molar stick aside and give it to the baby next time, as it may breed It contains a lot of bacteria, and if the child eats it again, it may cause diarrhea and other uncomfortable symptoms. Therefore, it is recommended to throw the unfinished molar stick into the trash can and get a new molar stick for your baby next time.