Teething Pain Relief For Babies - Teethee

Teethee has just three ingredients: Roman chamomile, French lavender, and fractionated coconut oil as the base. Roman chamomile calms skin irritation and reduces swelling. French lavender soothes the baby and helps them settle. Both are among the very few plant oils considered safe for infants. We deliberately left out eucalyptus, peppermint, clove and tea tree — these are too strong for babies under 2.

No — and that's on purpose. In 2018, the US FDA told manufacturers to stop selling benzocaine teething gels for babies after 400+ cases of a serious condition where blood loses the ability to carry oxygen — including deaths. On top of that, the FDA found these gels don't even work properly — saliva washes them away within minutes. Teethee contains no benzocaine, no lidocaine, no numbing agents of any kind.

No — and that's on purpose. In 2018, the US FDA told manufacturers to stop selling benzocaine teething gels for babies after 400+ cases of a serious condition where blood loses the ability to carry oxygen — including deaths. On top of that, the FDA found these gels don't even work properly — saliva washes them away within minutes. Teethee contains no benzocaine, no lidocaine, no numbing agents of any kind.

Numbing gels block pain by switching off nerve signals. Teethee works differently — it reduces the inflammation causing the pain and calms the baby's distress. Roman chamomile reduces swelling in the gum area. French lavender works on the brain's calming signals, helping babies relax and cry less. Most parents see their baby settle within 10–20 minutes. It's not instant like a numbing gel — it's a gradual, gentler relief. Applying it 20 minutes before bedtime on hard teething nights works well.

Yes. Teething and mouthing (baby puts hands in his/her mouth) starts around 3–4 months and the last baby teeth usually come in by age 2–3. Teethee is safe and appropriate throughout this entire period. The later molars are often the most painful — Teethee can be used for those too.

Keep it in a cool, dry spot away from sunlight — a bedside drawer or any cabinet is perfect. No need to refrigerate. Don't leave it in a place getting direct sunlight. Once opened, use it within 12 months.

Benzocaine gels: In 2018, the US FDA told companies to stop selling these for babies under 2. They were linked to a dangerous condition where blood can't carry oxygen properly — over 400 cases, some fatal. The FDA also found they simply don't work — saliva washes them off the gums in minutes.

Hyland's Teething Tablets: In 2017, the FDA warned against these after tests found wildly inconsistent levels of belladonna (deadly nightshade, a toxic plant) from one batch to the next. Babies were getting unpredictable doses of a toxic substance. Hyland's pulled them from the market entirely.

Yes, it has been tested at an ISO certified lab, meeting international lab testing standards. Here are the reports : <report link>