With the arrival of the baby cute, parents broke their hearts. Have you eaten enough to wear warmly, when to turn over and learn to sit, what should you do if your teeth are uncomfortable? All kinds of problems plagued the old mother.
Especially when it comes to the topic of children's teething, it is a lot of problems:
When do you teeth? What are the manifestations of teething? How to take care of teething after teething? ......
So, today we will talk about the problem of children's teething!
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What are the timing and manifestations of your baby's teething?
Most children will start teething around 6 months, but this is only a probability, after all, there are individual differences between children, and some early and some late are irrelevant.
There are also babies who have teeth late and may not grow small deciduous teeth until 10-12 months. But if the child does not have teeth after the age of 1, it is necessary to see a dentist.
Children generally start teething from the lower deciduous teeth (front teeth), then the upper middle front teeth, the middle teeth and molars on both sides, and 20 teeth at the age of three.
For the specific timing and order of teething, you can also refer to the following table.
Wait until the child is between the ages of 5 and 13, and slowly the deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent teeth to achieve a second wave of tooth eruption.
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Typical manifestations that a child may appear during teething include:
• Begin to drool 2 months before the first tooth grows;
Swelling of the gums;
Poor temper, irritability, irritability, etc. (inability to express discomfort in words);
・Likes to chew and bite hard things
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What discomforts can my baby have during teething?
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics Parenting Encyclopedia, tusking can cause babies to drool excessively and like to chew hard items.
In addition, it may be accompanied by mild allergies, crying and other phenomena.
Parents can judge whether the baby has teeth by massaging the baby's gums to see if there is redness and swelling, observing the baby's temper, mood changes, etc
At the same time, parents should take good care of the baby during the teething period to alleviate the pain.
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How to cope with the discomfort of your baby's teething period?
When your baby teeth, the gums become swollen and soft, and parents can massage their gums with clean fingers or wet disinfectant gauze to reduce pain.
Some parents will also buy a tight tooth bite rubber ring for their children and put it in the baby's mouth to bite, which can also be very effective in alleviating the child's discomfort.
For babies who are already eating complementary foods, feeding some yogurt-like frozen foods with a cool spoon will also make the baby much more comfortable.
Also, don't forget to prepare a clean saliva towel to dry your baby's saliva around the mouth to avoid a saliva rash.
Teething may cause your child some problems with gums and mouth, but these will not affect the rest of the body's health.
If your child has fever or diarrhea during the teething period, it should be treated according to the symptoms and symptoms, and do not mistake it for a tooth problem and delay treatment.
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