What should I do if my baby still has no teeth after ten months?

We know that under normal circumstances, babies will start to grow teeth at four or five months old, but each baby's physique is different, and teething is also affected by differences in climate, living standards and physique, so the timing of teething for babies is slightly different, and many parents are very worried about this. So, what should you do if your baby still hasn’t grown teeth at ten months old? Let us find out through the following content!

The timing and speed of a baby's teeth eruption is one of the signs that reflect the baby's growth and development condition. Although the timing of teeth eruption in infants may vary slightly due to differences in climate, living standards, and physical constitution, if no teeth have erupted by the age of one, a doctor should be consulted to rule out any disease.

If your baby's teeth are late, pay attention

First, ensure proper feeding. Add complementary foods to your baby in time, such as biscuits, steamed buns, vegetables, fruits, etc., which can not only supplement nutrition but also help the development of deciduous teeth.

Second, get more sun. Babies born in winter can be taken outdoors at 2 months old. The best time to bask in the sun is in the morning in summer and in the afternoon in winter and spring. Expose as much skin as possible to direct sunlight; in cold seasons, only the face and hands can be exposed. Be sure to protect your eyes when sunbathing. You can cover them with a scarf or hat. When sunbathing in the summer, you should be careful to prevent skin burns and you can do activities on the balcony or under the shade of trees. In the winter, you should avoid catching a cold. When sunbathing indoors, you should open the windows because ultraviolet rays cannot pass through glass.

Vitamin D and calcium supplements should also be taken.

I believe that through the introduction above, you already know what to do if your baby has not grown teeth at ten months old! In fact, parents don’t need to worry too much, because the time when babies grow teeth will vary slightly due to different physical conditions. If parents are worried, they can take their baby to the hospital for a check-up and pay attention to supplementing the baby with nutrition and trace elements.