After the baby is born, in addition to the baby's height and weight, parents are most concerned about their dental problems. The development of teeth is a rough indicator of skeletal maturity.
Judging from the eruption speed and time of the baby's deciduous teeth, it can also reflect the baby's growth, development and nutrition. So how many months will it take for the baby's teeth to erupt? What are the signs before teething?
▼Grumpy
Crying and fussing all the time. When babies are teething, their gums may become swollen or even painful. Therefore, the baby's temper will become particularly irritable. Sometimes I even cry for no reason.
▼Loss of appetite and decreased milk consumption;
When teething occurs, the mouth will feel uncomfortable, and the baby will have some "anorexia" reactions.
▼ If the gums are uncomfortable, they always like to chew on their hands or toys;
Because the gums will be itchy and painful, the baby will bite various things to relieve the discomfort of the gums.
▼Poor sleep status;
Baby teething will last for a while, and night is undoubtedly the most difficult time. Therefore, many babies will toss and turn throughout the night and wake up multiple times when teething. Moreover, they are particularly uncooperative when coaxing them to sleep, and they easily wake up after falling asleep.
Parents can prepare some teething sticks or chewing gums for their babies. They can also use soft gauze dipped in warm water to gently massage the baby's gums. Teething babies will also have a lot more saliva, so the saliva must be cleaned up in time. When your baby feels very anxious, you can find ways to divert your baby's attention.
