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  | FreeSpirit   Senior Member
 
   
   
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Posted: 19 September 2009 at 8:28am | 
 
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   My girl wears hers all day, during all her naps. If my DP remembers, he takes it off at night (he is supposed to but is a tad forgetful). We've never had any problems with it. Ours is designed to "break" at the clasp if it's pulled on, so sometimes when we get her up in the morning it's in her bodysuit instead of around her neck, it also ends up in her clothes during the day if she plays with it.
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  | Bobbie   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   My understanding is they should be taken off for sleeps because they can make their way into mouths (by way of little hands) and become a choking hazard if a bead comes off. Apparently Starship has had an increase in incidents from teething necklaces.
 ETA: We have a picopico one and it works fantastically.
 
 
 
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  | Freesia   Senior Member
 
   
 
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Posted: 20 September 2009 at 11:27am | 
 
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   It would also depend if they have a breakaway link because Livvy has pulled hers off a few times and if she did that while in bed I know it would eventually end up in her mouth. We've never let her sleep in hers overnight for that reason. 
 Even so, I still prefer the breakaway clasp just so as that it doesn't become a choking hazard when she's playing.
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  | Sheralyn   Newbie
 
   
   
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   Thanks for all the tips & thoughts... they are much appreciated!
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  | skp   Senior Member
 
   
   
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|  Jezsika wrote: 
 
 
 Research shows amber yields on dry distillation succinic acid, the proportion varying from about 3 to 8%, and being greatest in the deep brownish-black colors, pale opaque colors destitute of succinic acid. "
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 So is it better to buy a light or dark one? Sounds like the dark ones are stronger, is that better?
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  | BessieBear   Senior Member
 
   
   
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Posted: 20 May 2010 at 4:02pm | 
 
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   Hmm I've just been told that the lighter ones are best is this true. Also. Does anyone have more recommendations. There are loads of sellers on TM. 
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     Sarah Mum to, Boy 07/2008, Girl 03/2010, Boy 05/2012, Angel     07/08/2014    | 
 
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  | Star51   Newbie
 
   
 
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Posted: 27 May 2010 at 6:52am | 
 
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   Hmm, so is it best to spend a bit more money (like $35 or more) or is a $20 going to do the same job?  I've heard of them before, but never took much notice ... now my girl is really teething and it's time to ACT!!  Also, is it better to buy them from a baby store (online cos it's hard to get out), or is TM ok??  I guess what I'm asking is, are there teething necklaces and teething necklaces or are they much of a muchness?  Thanx!!    | 
 
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  | Birth_Power   Newbie
 
   
 
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Posted: 27 May 2010 at 10:20pm | 
 
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   We sell amber teething necklaces  . A lot of the ones you find on trademe are the chipped type with sharp edges hence the reason they are cheaper. 
 Our ones are rounded and polished which give better skin contact and are comfortable for baby. We currently use one on our 4 month old daughter and it makes a huge difference. Feedback from our customer also backs this up. There are variety of colours to choose from
 Feel free to ask any questions    
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  | Tweedle   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   We have them also - lots of different shades....
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  | Star51   Newbie
 
   
 
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Posted: 28 May 2010 at 9:42am | 
 
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   Hi Tweedle - since you sell them, you're probably best to answer this for me -  are there teething necklaces and teething necklaces or are they much of a muchness?  I see some have commented about the sharp edges, but is that the only difference?  Are some from different origins better than others?  Thanks so much!  SarahR
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  | Tweedle   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   Sarah - I think you just need to be careful they are the real deal and buy from a reputable retailer. Also be sure the necklace is knotted between each piece of amber.
 Sharp vs rounded edges really is a peference.
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  | Star51   Newbie
 
   
 
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   Thanks Tweedle for the advice!!    | 
 
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  | JuliasChild   Newbie
 
   
 
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|  Bizzy wrote: 
 thought i would start a new post for those of us looking into these ...
 whose got any recommendations?
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 Majority of Amber is manufactured in Poland and Lithuania - i would advice to buy directly from there cause there is lots of Fake amber now. If you want to go local way - you SHOULD ask for amber certificate, you can't differ real from fake your self. My friend owns Amber For Babies  and sells them in US, he says close to 30% of amber teething necklaces are fake.   | 
 
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  | MarieDoran237227   Newbie
 
   
 
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   There are loads to choose from at Love Amber x  They have pretty gemstones too see here for the ranges. There's some lovely silicone jewels too    https://www.loveamberx.co.uk | 
 
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  | MarieDoran237227   Newbie
 
   
 
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   There are loads to choose from at Love Amber x  They have pretty gemstones too see here for the ranges. There's some lovely silicone jewels too     Gemstone jewellery, all Genuine Lithuanian amber Amber anklets necklaces | 
 
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