Teething Process

Teething typically begins around four to seven months of age. Every baby is different, so even seasoned parents who have been through this process before may find themselves desperate for insights into how to ease teething. Knowing what to look for and what to do can help smooth some of the hazards of teething and create a more comfortable and stress-free experience for everyone. Common Signs of Teething Teething can be a painful experience for babies, so many of the most common symptoms are those associated with frustration and pain. If you’re lucky and your baby doesn’t seem bothered by the sensation of teething, you may find signs are primarily visual and related to the appearance of the mouth and gums. Some of the most common signs of teething include: Swollen gums. Fussiness. A temperature above normal but below 101 Fahrenheit. Drooling. Difficulty sleeping. Changes in eating patterns. Gnawing on things. Visible teeth emerging from the gum line. Pulling on ears. Rubbing the face. Subtle Signs of Teething In addition to some of the more obvious signs of teething, you may also experience some subtler indications that your baby is about to get new teeth. Some of these symptoms are...