What are the clinical characteristics of children when they are teething?

Everyone has the process of teething, and the symptoms shown by each person during teething are different. Some people have no obvious feeling, while some people will experience various discomforts when teething, such as frequent drooling or low fever, and sometimes toothache. The following editor has compiled some clinical characteristics of children's teething for your reference.

First of all, you can buy a teething stick or teething biscuits for your child to chew on. This can relieve the pain of your child. But you must pay attention that the things you give your baby to chew must be non-toxic, harmless, hygienic and healthy, otherwise if the baby accidentally swallows them, something serious will happen.

Then, parents can buy a gum massager, or simply use their fingers, wash them and put them in the child's mouth to gently help the child massage the gums. This can relieve pain and distract the child's attention. This can also promote the relationship between the child and themselves, which is a good way.

Finally, you can use the method of distraction. Parents can choose toys that the baby likes for the child to play with, or books for the baby to read, or they can play some music that the child likes for the child to listen to. In this way, the child's attention will be distracted and he will not feel so much pain.

Note: Children are bound to experience teething, and parents must help their children relieve the pain better, which is good for the baby. If you don’t help the baby, the baby will definitely lose his temper due to the unbearable pain, which is not good.

It takes about two years for a baby to grow the first deciduous tooth and all the deciduous teeth to come out. Basically, a few teeth grow every few months. To maintain the baby's oral hygiene during the period of tooth eruption, the mother should wrap gauze around her fingers to help the baby wipe the gums and the newly exposed teeth after each breastfeeding or feeding the baby.

The editor reminds parents and friends to pay more attention to the oral hygiene of their babies during the teething period, because it is easy for children to get infections during this period. In order to allow the baby's teeth to grow smoothly, more attention should be paid to the child's eating during this period. It is best to give the child more warm boiled water, which can rinse the mouth.