Molly-Mae Hague shares the bargain buy that she says helps Bambi with teething
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ANY parent that’s had to look after a teething child will know that it can be a real struggle.
And someone who knows that all too well is former Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague, who recently shared the bargain buy she bought from Boots to help her daughter Bambi with her painful gums.
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In a recent post shared to her Instagram stories, the 24-year-old, who is engaged to Tommy Fury, posted a snap of their little girl wearing a bib.
Sitting in her high chair, eight-month-old Bambi can be seen soothing her gums by sucking on ‘My Little Coco My First Fruits & Veg.’
The bargain buy, which retails at just £8, is part of the My Little CoCo’s weaning collection.
“These little food nets are so good,” Molly-Mae noted.
“So good for teething/soothing their gums.”
Sharing another perk, the mum-of-one added: “And amazing for them to try ruit/veg!”
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The product description online reads: “With an ‘easy-grip’ handle, little hands can practise independent feeding while joining family mealtimes at the dinner table.
“Simply unclick the snap lock latch, add soft fruits or steamed vegetables to the silicone teat and then securely close.
“Little ones can chew, suck and explore food for the first time!
“Tips: Add their favourite chilled fruits to help soothe sore little gums.”
Fabulous has previously revealed a mum’s 50p teething hack which she claims is a total game-changer for soothing grouchy babies.
The mum claimed that she uses ginger to help with her daughter’s teething.
She said: “I have the ultimate teething hack.
“You freeze slices of ginger root and the ginger is a natural remedy for inflammation.
“Freezing it soothes the gums.
“She loves it, she’ll chew on it all day.”
Meanwhile, another mum named Estera Pawlak shared her cheap and cheerful teething trick.
She explained how she poured a few ounces of filtered water into her daughter’s bottle – just enough to fill up the bottle’s nipple.
She then turned the bottle upside-down and froze it, creating an “ice pacifier” to soothe her baby’s sore gums.
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