What should I expect when my baby starts teething?

The eruption of your baby’s first tooth is an major milestone. From the early appearance of the first tiny tooth to caring for the new set, learn what to expect from your baby’s new arrivals so you can prepare yourself. Learn how to deal with your teething baby’s discomfort.

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What to do when teething is no fun.

Some kids sprout their first teeth with hardly and fuss, but for other babies teething can be painful and distressing. Aside from pain, you’ll know your child is teething if he shows any of these symptoms: heavy drooling, red and swollen gums, flushed cheeks, also ear rubbing on the side of the erupting tooth. Teething can even make some babies fussier than usual, sometimes they are sleepless at night but hard to put down during the day.

Read on to learn more about teething and how to manage the discomforts that can go along with it.

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