Parenting

One of the hottest topics in parenting has always been teething babies – for good reason, teething is hard on the baby and parents alike. Furthermore, it can be hard to tell what’s teething and what’s just normal baby fussiness. As your child quickly goes from a newborn to a teething babe, you might finding yourself looking for teething signs to pinpoint the cause of discomfort. In this blog, we’ll cover baby teething signs and a typical baby teething schedule to help you determine if your babe is going through a teething phase.

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Teething is a natural part of a baby’s development, but for some babies, it can make for a miserable few days for them and their parents. It is usually around 6 months when teething begins and the symptoms include: drooling, irritability, sore gums and wanting to chew on solid objects. The symptoms will last about 3-5 days and will go away once the teeth break through the gums. The good news is there are ways to help ease your baby’s discomfort. Here are five tips from Web MD and the Mayo Clinic to help get through those trying teething times.