What are the symptoms of baby teething?

The baby's budding period refers to the time when the baby begins to grow milk teeth. Some symptoms often appear at this time. Because the baby will feel itchy gums before the milk teeth grow, the baby will often drool and like to bite his fingers. In addition, the child is sometimes prone to crying and his appetite will decrease. Parents must strengthen care during this period. Let us learn about the symptoms of the baby's budding period.

What are the symptoms of baby teething?

1. Babies love to bite fingers or hard objects. When babies are budding, they love to chew things, which is caused by the eruption of teeth irritating the gums. Parents do not need to prohibit their babies from biting things or gnaw their fingers. You can buy some teething gum or biscuit strips for your child to chew. By chewing teething gum or teething biscuits of moderate hardness, you can exercise the biting action and improve the strength of teeth, and also reduce the discomfort felt by young children during teething.

2. Crying, poor sleep, and reduced food intake. During the period of deciduous teeth eruption, what worries parents the most is that the baby cries frequently, has poor sleep, and eats less due to teething. Weng Zhiqiang said that the baby's baby teeth not only work hard to erupt during the day, but also grow at night. It is not surprising that the baby cries frequently because of itchy gums and other symptoms, which makes the baby uncomfortable.

What should families do during the baby's teething period?

1. Parents should strengthen the care of baby's teeth during the teething period, choose appropriate teething products to meet the baby's teething needs, and relieve the baby's discomfort caused by teething. Teething biscuits are a kind of food made by biscuit technology. Teething biscuits have rich flavors and certain nutritional values, and are favored by some consumers.

2. When choosing teething biscuits, mothers should pay attention to not choosing biscuits with added flavors or too strong flavors, so as not to affect the baby's taste development. Teething biscuits are not suitable for very young babies because when the babies eat them, the biscuits will produce a lot of uneven-sized crumbs and break easily, posing a risk of choking the baby.

Careful mothers will find that there are some differences between their babies and usual ones. Everyone has been through childhood, so they understand some basic issues. I remember when I was a child, I always wanted to chew something when I was teething, so it’s not surprising for babies. They will all have this reaction. It’s just that mothers need to pay more attention to their children’s reactions so that they can discover it in time.