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Teething Signs, Symptoms & Soothers
Teething is part of your baby's development, and it can be one of the most painful parts of her first year. Most babies get their first teeth around 6 months, but they might come anytime between 3 and 12 months of age. According to pediatrician Lori Walsh, M.D. from Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago babies tend to become more oral at this age, constantly putting things in their mouths. It's a normal part of their development to start exploring different objects with their mouths. Some parent might mistake this for teething, but don't jump to conclusions just yet.
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my son is 6 months old bt he doesn't have any tooth. Is this normal? advise me please. Thanks alot
5/23/2012 06:06:49 AM Report AbuseIf the gel or the tablets doesn't sooth her than what is the next step?
2/15/2012 09:38:39 AM Report Abusemy dr said not to use gel untill the child is over 1 yr the benzondide can cause numbimg & cause the child to choke it numbs the throat if they swollow..I have a 3mo old and cant use anyth till he is 4 mo i use a frozen washcloth & teethers in fridge.. my sis loves the hylands products..oragel natural i believe doesn't have the numbimg ingredient in it !!!
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9/7/2011 12:36:33 PM Report Abusei think this is a good subject to discus with parents. specially if it's their first child
8/6/2011 12:29:55 PM Report Abuse