Things to note when your baby's upper teeth come out first

We all know that when babies grow up a little, they will start to grow teeth. Babies usually have upper teeth first, and then slowly start to grow teeth. However, as the little teeth are coming out one after another, the baby may also show some discomfort. So, what are the things that need special attention when the baby is teething?

1. The little mouth is never idle. Give your baby something to chew, such as a teether or a cold washcloth. Now that your baby has started eating solid food, you can choose some cool foods, such as cheese, to relieve the pain; prepare some hard, sugar-free teething biscuits to help your baby grind his teeth. Caution: Do not eat carrots as they can be a choking hazard.

2. Use medicine to relieve pain cleverly. You can use clean gauze to press the baby's swollen gums to temporarily relieve the pain; if the above methods are ineffective, the doctor recommends that you follow the doctor's advice and give your baby a small amount of painkillers, such as Infant Antipyretic. Never use aspirin for pain relief, as it can cause a rare and life-threatening condition called Reye's disease. Tips: There is currently a medical pain-relieving gel that can massage the baby's gums to relieve pain. However, excessive use of pain-relieving glue can also have side effects, such as paralyzing the throat and weakening the vomiting reflex (this reflex can effectively prevent the risk of choking caused by saliva).

3. Protect your delicate face. If drooling causes eczema on your baby's face, you can gently wipe it with a soft cotton cloth. When your baby is sleeping, you can apply some Vaseline moisturizer on his cheeks to prevent further allergies.

4. Various teethers. Teething tools can effectively relieve swollen and painful gums, and they should be of various styles. They can not only help babies relieve pain, but also arouse their visual interest and help relieve stress.

The above article introduces in detail the things to pay attention to after the baby's upper teeth come out first. I believe everyone understands it. When baby starts teething! It is the most solid step in the baby's growth journey, which is really a happy thing! However, the growing process is also painful. It is very important for us to relieve the discomfort of teething and accompany the baby to teething easily. However, some babies will have little white tips as early as 3 months old, while some little ones will not have them until they are one year old. This is an individual difference and not a special pathological reason, so parents don't need to be too nervous.