Teething - calpol?

Our girl has been teething constantly for about 6 weeks with no real signs of teeth yet 😭 Are others using calpol and, if so, how often? Teethers and Ashton&Parsons powder don’t seem to be effective enough and she keeps waking up in the night in pain. I’ve given her some calpol for last two nights, but don’t want to overdo it?
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My little one is coming up to 5 months old and he's been teething since 3 months. His first tooth came through last week and we're only giving him calpol when he's really fussy. Atm it's only been once a day. Could you give her calpol before bed and see if that helps and then during the night if it's been 4-6 hours later before her next feed?

How old is your little one? If they’re 5 months + I would highly recommend anbesol LIQUID, you buy it over the counter and has a anaesthetic in it- you just simply rub it on their gums. I don’t find Ashton and parsons works but that is just herbal, anbesol has lidocaine in it x

@Eloise second this. Swore by it with my toddler and bought a fresh bottle ready to use when she turns 5 months. I found it was the only thing that works x

We use Anbesol liquid first and if that doesn’t seem to work after a little while we’ll give calpol. But really only been giving calpol for teething the last week or so. I didn’t want to over do it the same as you. But then I just think how much pain we’re in when we have toothache so I felt sorry for my boy. He’s been teething since about 3.5/4 months xx

I give mine calpol if she’s clearly struggling with her teeth, we would want some pain relief for tooth pain so I would definitely give some especially if they’re waking up in pain. Just give as and when you think they’re struggling is what I would say to take the edge off that’s what I personally do

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