Thank you all for yesterday

That's good news - thank you for letting us know.
Hope the rest of the teeth come through more easily and you are able to find some time to look after yourself as well.

Nine months is not too young for a new tooth. (Is seven months the norm?)

Of course, we used to use Bonjela but it is not allowed for infants now as I think it's aspirin based. It may have been updated with new ingredients, of course.

Now he's teething perhaps the parents will provide their approved remedies.

Sometimes I wish humans could produce a third set of teeth in their seventies.

Best wishes

Granny how lovely of you to come back and say thank you. Have more faith in yourself; you have every reason too .

Glad you’ve come back on GN. I was so concerned that naming your GS might ‘out’ you, so pleased my pm was of help

We're here for the little things as well!
So come back anytime, for anything. Help is always nearby.
And carry on believing in yourself?

I’m so glad they understood there was a genuine problem and that you did the right thing. Any mother would want to know if their baby was distressed, and the distress was down to teething pain, not your fault at all. It’s really good to see you happier.

Thank you for letting us know and try to remember next time there is a problem, that you weren't in the wrong. Try to put some boundaries in place so these situations don't arise and keep up the good work.

Hi F15 Great idea but they would think I was a nutcase more than they already do!

Thanks gsm. It was awkward until they acknowledged I must not have overreacted at all due to the new tooth! And yes I have all sorts in there I am now allowed to use

GrannyC777 I'm sure I'm one of many others who will appreciate you coming back with an update. I think you were wise to get yesterday's thread deleted as although there may not have been names, you mentioned a number of holiday destinations which could make people identifiable.

Gransnet is a great source of advice and support- just reading other posts and threads can be helpful.

There was someone else in a somewhat similar situation to you a while ago. One bit of advice was to write a letter to parents of grandchild, explaining health issues and what help could and couldn't be given. Time could be taken composing the letter so that it came across in a positive way.

It’s so nice of you to come back. We all worry about posters who are distressed.

I think you said your grandson is 9 months? Not too young to be teething and it explains why he was so upset. I expect you’re armed with gel and Calpol, if that’s allowed, now!

I hope the meeting went ok and you’re feeling better. If it helps, I don’t recall you saying anything that might identify you - certainly no names.

Do stay on GN, there’s a lot of companionship and advice here.