Question: Symptoms of teething ..?

Answer: If u c following traits dan it might be: 1 Drooling: Teething tends to stimulate drooling in babies. This is your first sign. 2 Swollen Gums: If you happen to observe red, inflamed gums, this could mean that your baby is teething. 3 Slight Visibility of a tooth in the Gums: A faint white-ish mass below your baby’s gum is a good indicator that he is teething. 4 Fussy at Bedtime: Yes, teething can keep your baby up all night. 5 Ready to Chew: When babies begin teething, they are ready to chew on anything they can lay their hands on. 6 Eating Problems: The discomfort they experience during teething can make them refuse food too. 7 Crying: The discomfort of teething is unbearable for kids and makes them cry frequently. 8 Coughing: Some babies tend to cough mildly when they are teething. 9 Fever: Some babies tend to run a fever when they are teething. Ways to help teething baby: Rub a clean finger along the baby’s gums. This will help soothe the pain. Use a cold cloth to rub the gum. You can even use a cold spoon to soothe the gums. Drooling can cause skin rashes and irritation. Make sure you have a cloth handy to clean the drool, thus preventing irritation. Give frozen banana, cool cucumber to chew. Offer teethers

Answer: Hello dear The common symptoms of teething are: 1. Drooling 2. Swollen, bulging gums. 3. A tooth visible below the gum. 4. Irritability. 5. Trouble sleeping. 6. Trying to bite, chew, and suck on everything. 7. Rubbing her face. 8. Rejecting food. 9. Rubbing her ears

Answer: Hello dear. Here are a few symptoms to know if your baby is getting teeth: Sore, red gums around where the tooth is coming through. Increased irritability. Flushed cheeks. Restlessness. Disturbed sleep. Take care.