When does the baby's milk teeth grow?

What is the time range for babies to grow deciduous teeth and what common sense issues parents need to know are certainly not to be ignored. And we all know that in fact, in many cases, the reason why babies have crooked teeth may be that the mother did not pay attention during the process of tooth replacement. Therefore, we should have a comprehensive understanding of the time period when babies grow deciduous teeth.

Babies usually start to grow teeth between 4 and 10 months old. In order for the baby to grow healthy and neat deciduous teeth, proper care when the deciduous teeth erupt is crucial. When the baby's deciduous teeth erupt, the gums become red, swollen and congested, which can easily cause itching of the gums. The baby likes to suck his fingers, bite the nipple and drool.

Generally, there are no abnormal symptoms when babies grow teeth. Some babies may have low fever, restless sleep, drooling and mild diarrhea. At this time, you should feed your baby more boiled water to clean his mouth, and wipe your baby's saliva in time to prevent the lower jaw from becoming red. In addition, you can give your baby some biscuits, apple slices and other foods to provide teeth grinding and prevent tooth itching, and supplement some high-protein, high-calcium foods to promote healthy tooth growth. Do not let your baby suck on the pacifier when teething. Prolonged sucking will cause teeth to protrude, affecting chewing ability and facial appearance.

The timing of teething is different for each baby. Don’t assume that the earlier teething is, the better. Don’t simply use the timing of teething as a sign of your baby’s healthy development.

I hope that after these introductions, everyone will pay attention to it. After all, this phenomenon itself will have an impact on the baby's health, so we need to respond and solve it scientifically, so as to avoid causing more harm and better ensure our health.