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Clisby Williams
July 14th 03, 11:16 AM
ted wrote:

>Someone on this ng mentioned their dd is teething at 4 and half
>months. That gets me wondering... When do babies teethe? I thought
>around 6 months. Does it wary a lot? Mine is 4 months old. Should I
>watch for teething troubles already? Thanks.
>
>

My first child got her first tooth at 4 months. My 2nd got hiis first
tooth at 6.5 months. It's
all over the place. But yes, it's certainly possible for a 4-month-old
to be teething.

Clisby

ted
July 14th 03, 07:58 PM
Someone on this ng mentioned their dd is teething at 4 and half
months. That gets me wondering... When do babies teethe? I thought
around 6 months. Does it wary a lot? Mine is 4 months old. Should I
watch for teething troubles already? Thanks.

H Schinske
July 14th 03, 08:07 PM
wrote:

>Someone on this ng mentioned their dd is teething at 4 and half
>months. That gets me wondering... When do babies teethe? I thought
>around 6 months. Does it wary a lot? Mine is 4 months old.

It does vary a whole lot. There are babies who are *born* with teeth, and some
who have none until they are after a year. I forget the average but I think it
is around six to eight months. I know one of my twins had her first tooth pop
up on the day she turned six months. She was chewing on a teaspoon and I heard
this little clink.

I was always very bad at figuring out which fussy periods meant teeth and which
were completely unrelated. I would do things like trying ibuprofen and if it
didn't help, I figured it wasn't the teeth. But if I kept that up, I'd have
been giving medicine practically every day! There are kids who aren't bothered
by teething at all, and those who are and give very clear signals when it's
teeth and not something else, and those like mine who are impossible to figure
out. Lot of help, huh?

--Helen

Rob and Laura
July 14th 03, 09:56 PM
Well Izabella just turned 5 months and she has one up at the gum we can see
and she has 3 more that is starting to come up. she has been teething for
the last 2 months.

--
Laura
Mommy to Izabella Gertrude **Feb 10th, 2003**
And 2 felines *Ashes(2) & George (4)*
http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/i/izabellawelburn/

"ted" > wrote in message
om...
> Someone on this ng mentioned their dd is teething at 4 and half
> months. That gets me wondering... When do babies teethe? I thought
> around 6 months. Does it wary a lot? Mine is 4 months old. Should I
> watch for teething troubles already? Thanks.

Larry McMahan
July 15th 03, 12:49 AM
ted > writes:
: Someone on this ng mentioned their dd is teething at 4 and half
: months. That gets me wondering... When do babies teethe? I thought
: around 6 months. Does it wary a lot? Mine is 4 months old. Should I
: watch for teething troubles already? Thanks.

With my kids, the earliest teethed at 3 monthis, the latest at 9 months.

Larry

K.B.
July 15th 03, 04:13 AM
My first son started teething around 3 months. He had alot of trouble
getting his teeth. His gums bleed. It's funny hoe they are just falling out
now at 6. My baby is drooling all over the place. He is gumming things like
he's teething and he's just turning 3 months.
Kris
"Cathy" > wrote in message
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>
> ted > wrote in message
> om...
> > Someone on this ng mentioned their dd is teething at 4 and half
> > months. That gets me wondering... When do babies teethe? I thought
> > around 6 months. Does it wary a lot? Mine is 4 months old. Should I
> > watch for teething troubles already? Thanks.
>
> DD got her first tooth at 18 weeks and her second at 19 1/2 weeks.
> Thankfully no more have appeared yet (she is 26 weeks), although judging
by
> the red cheeks, the dribbling and the neck rash, I don't think I'll be
able
> to say that for much longer.
>
> Cathy
>
>
>

Leslie
July 15th 03, 04:14 AM
All four of my kids got their first two teeth at four months, and had eight by
six months. But teething varies widely from child to child.


Leslie

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