Teeth Time
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Teeth Time 6 Tips to Deal With Teething Trauma by Christen Claytor
Unstoppable drooling, unbelievable crankiness, unusual sleeping…Yep, it’s teething time. Things are about to change dramatically. Here are 6 mom-tested tips on how to survive the teething experience.
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Teeth Time 6 Tips to Deal With Teething Trauma by Christen Claytor
Unstoppable drooling, unbelievable crankiness, unusual sleeping…Yep, it’s teething time. Things are about to change dramatically. Here are 6 mom-tested tips on how to survive the teething experience.
Get ready, get set, its teething time! When your baby starts teething and possibly being cranky, remember, teething is a big milestone. Even though it can be a tough time period in you and your baby’s life, it should be a memorable one. Some baby’s begin teething as early as 3 months and continue teething until their third birthday. Usually, the first two bottom middle teeth come first then the top two middle ones, followed by the ones along the side and back.
When your baby begins teething, you may notice that they drool more and want to chew on things—anything they can get their hands on. The most common teething symptoms are: drooling, gum swelling, fussiness, sleep problems, biting behavior, or refusing food. Surprising, not all babies do become cranky from time to time. If your baby seems extremely irritable, you should contact your doctor. In order to help make your baby a little less fussy, here are some tips to make the teething process go smoother:
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