What are the symptoms of a baby's first tooth?

Babies usually start to grow their first tooth when they are five or six months old, but because teeth are affected by the weather and the baby's physique, the timing of tooth growth will vary. Many parents want to know the symptoms of their baby's first tooth so that they can take better care of their baby. So, what are the symptoms when a baby grows his first tooth? Let’s find out through the following content!

As long as the body temperature does not exceed 38℃, and the baby is in good spirits and has a good appetite, no special treatment is needed. Just let the baby drink more boiled water. If the body temperature exceeds 38.5℃ and is accompanied by irritability, crying, refusal to drink milk, etc., you should seek medical attention in time.

Diarrhea When the baby has diarrhea, the frequency of bowel movements increases but the amount of water is not high, you should temporarily stop adding other complementary foods to the baby, and focus on easily digestible foods such as porridge, thin and soft noodles, and pay attention to the disinfection of tableware; if the frequency is more than 7 times a day and the amount of water is high, you should seek medical attention in time.

When babies with unstable emotions cry, become irritable, etc. before teething, they will usually calm down if you let them bite a teething stick to divert their attention. In addition, you can also give your baby a facial massage when he is teething to relax his facial muscles, which can also achieve better results.

Slight cough

The biggest characteristic of teething babies is chewing things. He bites his own hands, his mother's nipples. It can be said that as long as he sees something, he will put it in his mouth and chew it. The purpose is to reduce the pressure of teeth growing under the gums by biting.

Pain Pain and discomfort are inevitable during the teething process. The pain is caused by gum inflammation, which is the only way for the soft gum fibers to deal with the approaching teeth. It is especially uncomfortable when the first teeth and molars grow.

Through the introduction above, I believe you already know the symptoms of your baby’s first tooth growing! Facing these symptoms, parents do not need to worry too much. When the baby grows teeth, the symptoms will improve. Parents must pay attention to supplementing the baby with enough nutrients, especially calcium, which plays a vital role in the growth of the baby's teeth.