Teething Baby An Irritating Milestone
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Teething Baby: A Challenging Milestone
Teething is a significant milestone for your little one, but it can be a trying time for both mother and baby. This adventure begins around 3 to 4 months old and can continue until age 3. Here’s a guide to when you might expect those new teeth to emerge:
- 6 to 7 months: Incisors (Two central bottom and two central top teeth)
- 7 to 9 months: Two more incisors (Top and bottom)
- 10 to 14 months: First molars (These are the first set of double teeth for chewing)
- 15 to 18 months: Canines (The pointed teeth, often called fangs)
- 2 to 3 years: Second molars (The second set of double teeth at the back)
By their third birthday, most children will have all 20 of their primary teeth.
While teething isn’t usually painful, it can be uncomfortable. Often, parents may attribute certain symptoms to teething, even when they may be due to other causes. The most common teething symptoms include:
- Irritability
- Restlessness or difficulty sleeping
- Increased saliva and drooling
- A strong urge to chew on everything within reach
You may also notice swollen, tender gums where a new tooth is emerging.
If teething is causing your baby discomfort, there are ways to soothe them. Teethers can be very effective. My son loved a teether shaped like keys, and he also enjoyed a chilled (not frozen) teething ring.
Seeing that first tooth will make all the challenges worthwhile. For more parenting tips, visit happymothers.com.
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