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Baby dental care, Teething baby will not sleep.

Monday, Jul. 12th 2010 2:04 PM

My son is six month old and is teething.  My problem is that he just does not sleep well at all any more.   During the day he is okay with is teething ring and only a little cranky.  However he sleeping very lightly.

At night he is more cranky because he is not getting the sleep he needs  during the day.  So once again he is getting very little deep sleep.  What can I do about this. Suggestions please

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