For best results, this calming gel needs to be gently rubbed onto baby’s gums. You can either use a silicone finger toothbrush or any other soft baby tooth- or gum brush. You might even find it easier to just use your finger (makes sure to wash hands thoroughly first!). Use a pea-sized amount of gel, and carefully rub onto baby’s gums, without applying too much pressure. Your little one will start to feel better from the moment you apply the gel. Repeat when necessary. No need to rinse!
Prepare for the arrival of new milk teeth by regularly examining your baby’s mouth. Every week, check your little one’s gums for the tell-tale signs of swelling, redness or small, hard tooth bumps.
Natural and active ingredients in this Bebble product
Rose hip extract
Rose hip is high in Vitamin C. The fruits of this plant contain many other vitamins such as P, B, E, K and carotene, and are successfully used to tighten the skin and stem bleeding. Rose Hip extract helps to heal wounds, restores cells and stimulates cell-production.
Camomile extract
Camomile extract contains active flavonoid and essential oil compounds, which are particularly beneficial in the care of sensitive skin. It has anti-inflammatory properties and fights free radicals.
Sage extract
With its wonderful aroma, sage plays a key role in the kitchen, but is also commonly known for its wide array of beneficial properties. It has the ability to strengthen the cell defence mechanism and has an antibacterial effect. Sage extract has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and astringent properties, effectively calming and restoring sore or infected skin.
Stevia extract
The sweetening properties of stevia leaves were discovered over hundreds of years ago, but the stevia plant is also known for its exceptional health benefits; it does not contain calories and is therefore suitable as a dietary supplement. A natural sweetener, stevia balances blood sugar levels and has antifungal and antimicrobial properties.
Xylitol
This natural ingredient is found in nature in various types of fruits and vegetables. Xylitol reduces the growth of bacteria, thereby protecting against inflamed gums and tooth decay. It helps to reduce plaque formation and enhances the remineralisation of tooth enamel. Apart from its antibacterial properties, xylitol is also known for its sweet taste.
