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A member asked:
What can you use for babies ears when they are teething? she just started teething and she's been pulling on her ears a lot. she is 10 months.
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Tylenol:ibuprofen>6m: Kids occasionally have transferred discomfort to the ears when they teeth. Tylenol may provide some relief for those under 6m, while I prefer ibuprofen over 6 mo when it is considered safe in infants.
Answered 11/27/2017
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