Baby first teeth age: For parents, watching their baby walk and talk for the first time is a very special moment. Similarly, when a child utters words, even if they do not fully understand, it is a very special moment for any parent. Another special moment is when you have your (…)
Baby first teeth Age: For parents, watching their baby walk and talk for the first time is a very special moment. Similarly, when a child utters words, even if they do not fully understand, it is a very special moment for any parent. Another special moment is when you see your baby’s first tooth smiling. However, babies often experience a lot of pain and cry a lot during this time. Many parents wonder, what is the right age for baby teething? Let’s find out…
When does the first tooth come out?
A baby’s first tooth usually begins to erupt around 6 months of age. By the 12th month, they will have 3 or 4 teeth. Regarding the full set of teeth, most children have all of their teeth by age 3. These are called baby teeth or primary teeth. A total of 20 baby teeth emerge. Girls teeth come out earlier than boys.
How to know if your baby is teething?
When babies are teething, some common symptoms are observed. The first and most common symptom is that your child will become irritable. A rash may appear on his face, chest and chin. Frequent rubbing of his cheeks and ears can also be a symptom. Redness and swelling of the gums, and fever are also among the symptoms.
Usually, the lower front teeth erupt first. Upper front teeth usually appear after about two months. After that, the rest of the teeth start coming out slowly.
What to do when your baby starts teething?
Massage his gums. You can also use a pacifier or teething toy. Wipe the saliva frequently. Give him cold fruit to eat; This will provide relief. Give your baby extra love and attention. Try to ensure that your child gets enough sleep during this time. If your child can’t sleep because of pain, you can ask the doctor for medicine to relieve the pain.
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