It reduces red inflamed cheeks and stimulates the thyroid glands to reduce drooling. Amber is associated with sunlight and warmth and reputed to boost the immune system, reduce inflammation, accelerates the healing of wounds, reduce inflammation of the throat, ear and stomach infections and respiratory disease. There are no tablets, medications or pastes that can compete with this amber teething necklace, the necklace is unique and has amazing results which are all natural.
Is it safe?
Of course! We do recommend you to take precautions such as not leaving a child unattended with it on. As a safety feature there is a knot before and after each bead, so that even in the extremely unlikely event of the string being torn, no beads are lost and there is no risk of choking. Amber teething necklaces are secured with a traditional screw clasp.Find out more facts here.
Gift it! These are a perfect baby gift for a shower or a birthday present, also a christening or baptism and can be passed on from generation to generation.
Buy it! This week only we are giving you 5% off your purchase of a Baltic Amber Bracelet or Necklace! Use the code 'amber' for 5% off your order.
Baby Bracelets [5-6 inches long] are $12.49.
Teething Necklaces [11-13.5 inches long] are $16.99.
Mommy Bracelets [7 inches long] are $13.99.
Mommy Necklaces [17- 18 inches long] $26.99.
Win it!
For your chance to win a Teething Necklace simply follow the Tiny TreeHugger blog via Google Friend connect and head over to the Baltic Amber page to tell us something else about amber that wasn't already mentioned here! [You must do both to qualify for the mandatory entry.]
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Tweet - 'Win a #natural healing Baltic Amber necklace with @tiny_treehugger Win a #natural healing Baltic Amber necklace with @tiny_treehugger http://bit.ly/edHTKj'
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Open to US and Canadian residents. Closes Friday April 8, 10pm CST. Winner will have 48 hours to respond or a new one will be chosen!
I already follow you on Facebook, and through Google friend connect. Something else about the necklace is that the skin's warmth causes the amber to release it's oil, with are absorbed by the body.
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ReplyDeleteFollowing via google friend connect. Amber has natural anti-inflammatory properties. This is truly interesting and with my little one teething like crazy right now I am sure he would love to try it out.
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