Amber necklaces and bracelets for babies and children
Natural comfort for teething
What is amber?
Amber, also called amber , is a fossil resin from prehistoric trees. This resin petrifies after millions of years and is used worldwide in jewelry. Especially Baltic amber is known for its purity and high content of succinic acid.
Amber has been used for centuries for its natural properties and is said to provide relief from physical discomfort such as teething in babies and children.
Why do parents choose an amber necklace or bracelet for their baby?
How amber works for babies
According to proponents, wearing an amber necklace or bracelet releases a small amount of succinic acid , which is absorbed through the skin and acts as a natural anti-inflammatory and pain reliever.
Many parents report benefits such as:
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Less crying during teething period
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Better sleep
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Less drooling and red cheeks
Although scientific evidence is lacking, positive experiences among parents are numerous.
What types of amber jewelry are there for children?
Amber necklace baby
The most popular shape is the amber necklace for babies , specially designed with a length of 32 to 35 cm. This often closes with a safety clasp or screw lock.
Amber bracelet child
For slightly older children, an amber bracelet is a nice choice. These are often elastic and easy to put on. They are also used for growing pains or tension.
Amber anklet for babies
For added security, many parents opt for an amber ankle bracelet . This sits out of reach of the mouth and is usually only worn during the day.
Is an amber necklace safe for babies?
Important safety tips:
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Always choose a piece of jewelry with a safety clasp that opens when pressure is applied.
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Make sure there is a knot between each bead so that if one comes loose, the rest of the chain will remain intact.
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Wear the jewelry only under supervision . Remove it during sleep or when your child is alone.
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For babies under 6 months, an ankle bracelet is often the safest option.
Please note: Amber jewelry is not a toy or teething ring. It is meant to be worn, not chewed. Always use under adult supervision.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
From what age can a baby wear an amber necklace?
From 3 months, but always under supervision. For younger babies an ankle bracelet is recommended.
How long does an amber jewelry last?
As long as the jewelry is not chemically cleaned and the stones are intact, it will retain its effect for years.
How do I clean an amber necklace or bracelet?
Use a soft cloth and lukewarm water. Avoid soap, alcohol or detergents.
Summary
An amber necklace or bracelet for your baby or child is a popular, natural way to relieve discomforts such as teething pain. Whether you choose a necklace, bracelet or anklet - safety and conscious use are always paramount.
