Symptoms of teething in babies

When I have nothing to do, I will invite three or five friends to have tea and chat. At our age, many people have children, but not many people know much about children's teething. One of them works with children and knows a lot about this issue, so I asked her for advice. The following are some of her experiences.

Symptoms of teething in babies:

1. The process of tooth growth usually refers to the series of eruption of deciduous teeth during infancy. Basically, the growth of deciduous teeth and adult permanent teeth are normal physiological phenomena. On average, it starts to occur in the central incisor area of ​​the mandible in babies between 6 and 7 months old. It is worth noting that due to the mutual influence of individual differences and the average timing of tooth eruption, the time when each baby's first tooth comes out varies greatly. Some babies start growing teeth very quickly after they are born, some already have one or two teeth in the womb, and some don't start growing teeth until after their first birthday. For babies between 2 and a half and 2 years old, their 20 teeth usually go through a process of growing teeth before they are slowly arranged one by one in their little mouths. So, it takes a long time for a baby to "grow teeth".

2. Teeth eruption basically occurs in a certain order, usually the mandible erupts before the maxilla, and from front to back. The first tooth to erupt is usually the lower middle incisor, followed by the upper middle incisor, and then the teeth on the left and right next to the middle incisor.

3. When babies' teeth come out, it often happens naturally without them noticing. During the period when babies are teething, it is important to provide them with various nutrients, especially essential nutrients such as vitamin D, calcium, phosphorus, etc. that are related to bone development. To this end, the baby's diet should be diversified, and eggs, meat puree, fish puree, vegetable puree, and fruit puree can be given to ensure nutrition, while paying attention to supplementing calcium and vitamin D. In addition, some babies may experience local itching, drooling, etc. before their deciduous teeth erupt. This is normal and does not require treatment. But at this time, you can consciously give the baby some hard food such as biscuits to let him grind his teeth, which can promote the eruption of deciduous teeth.

4. If the baby still has no teeth after 10 months, parents do not need to worry too much. As long as the baby is healthy and has no diseases, it is not a problem for the first tooth to come out at the age of 1. However, if the first tooth has not erupted or there is no sign of tooth eruption after one year old, it is necessary to consider whether the lack of nutrient supply or diseases such as rickets are hindering the eruption of deciduous teeth.

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