3 month old daughter could she be teething?
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It's highly possible...that's on the younger side, but it's very possible. It could be a few weeks before she actually cuts teeth, but you never know!
My daughter was 3 months at 2 days old when she CUT her first tooth and 3 months and 8 days when she cut her second tooth. She actually started teething at 2 months old and the doctor told me she probably wasn't teething. Just follow your baby's cues and let nature take its course.
But yes, it's highly possible.
That's a bit young. It's not impossible, but probably its just the first start of teething. A baby can feel the teeth weeks or even months before the cut through. That's more likely what it is.
I would think so. That's about when my daughter started teething too. :)
yes, does she cry?
It is possible that she is teething. It is also possible that she is just drooling. My son started drooling a lot around that age and everyone
said he was teething, but he did not cut his first tooth until 7 months.
yes my cousin she is 12 months and she has 10 teeth but when she was 3 months she had 4
no she can not be teething a 3 month you have to wait intial she is 5 month i have a 4 year old i now what i am talking about my son did not teeth intail he was 6mons sometime some baby teeth around 5 mons to 4mons some babys teething around 6 mons so you have to wait intail you see her teeth come in.
My baby got teeth at 17 weeks so it is possible. But I was told this interesting fact. Babies at 3 months are starting to get the enzymes in their mouth to help break down foods. AS adults we are constantly swallowing so we don't drool, babies don't swallow all the time that is why they drool.
When my baby got her teeth it seemed immediate. One day there was nothing there, I couldn't see or feel anything and the next day there was a BRIGHT WHITE sliver on the bottom gum, It was amazing.
Yes she is most likely teething. That is when my daughter started. Everyone told me that was too early but she is 8 months old now and has 7 teeth.
My son got his 2 first teeth at exactly 3 months. I went to the pharmacy to get some baby oragel and had to ask the pharmacist if it was ok to give such a young infant. He said it was fine but had a hard time believing me. Babies have been born with teeth, so it really just depends on the kid!!
Yep, it might be teething - some babies are even born with teeth. As they say, all babies are different, there are really no guidelines you can rely upon.
Also, it might be that she is not exactly teething in the sense that teeth are cutting through the gums, but they are "coming down". If you lift her lip you'll probably see whitish squares in the gums - her future teeth.
On the other hand, drooling just means that babies cannot swallow their saliva as it starts producing more and more.
I have a friend who has a 4-month old - he is drooling so much that she has to change (both her and her son) after carrying him for awhile as the clothes are soaking wet. No teeth yet, though.
My son was three months old when his first tooth came through the gum. So yes it is very possible. However, your baby can have symptoms of teething for months before the first tooth comes through.
Yes she can start at 3 months, some are even born with teeth.
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