Is it normal for a one and a half year old baby to have teeth?

Now the safe growth of the baby is the most concerned thing for every newborn parent. Not long ago, a friend mentioned the phenomenon of the baby's teeth growing. He didn't know how to eat, what to eat, or what measures to take to make the baby's teeth grow better. Well, today we are going to talk about the teething condition of one and a half year old babies and the measures that need to be taken care of, changes in food, changes in daily routine, etc.

The normal order of tooth eruption in children is as follows: the two pairs of lower central incisors come out first, followed by the upper central incisors, then the upper lateral incisors close to the central incisors, and finally the lower lateral incisors. Children usually have these eight deciduous teeth by the time they are 1 year old. After the age of 1, the lower pair of first deciduous molars will come out, followed by the upper pair of first deciduous molars, and then the canines between the lower lateral incisors and the first deciduous molars, then the upper canines, and finally the lower pair of second deciduous molars and the upper pair of second deciduous molars, a total of 20 deciduous teeth, all of which will come out at around 2-2.5 years old.

Starting from infancy, attention should be paid to early prevention and treatment of various chronic wasting diseases and the supply of various necessary nutrients, especially vitamin D, calcium and phosphorus which are related to bone development. This is very important. Nutritional deficiencies can lead to delayed tooth eruption or poor tooth quality.

Therefore, in addition to comprehensively strengthening nutrition during this period, special attention should be paid to adding vitamin D and trace elements such as calcium and phosphorus. The easiest way is to take your baby outdoors to bask in the sun more often, because the 7-dehydrocholesterol in the skin can be converted into vitamin D3 through the ultraviolet rays of the sun, which is the main source of vitamin D needed by the human body.

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.

Above, I have explained in detail the correct order for a baby's teeth to erupt, the correct number of teeth that should erupt, as well as the latest and normal periods for teeth eruption. I hope this will be helpful to all parents of newborns. We must pay extra attention to the child's growth process and record some details. For example, the baby's growth stages should be recorded and measured against the standards.