

Human: how do i know if my baby is teething?

Assistant: In case you’re not familiar, teething is the development of a baby’s teeth.  Here are some symptoms:

teething tends to start around six months of age, but you may see some signs earlier.

the baby may start sucking on anything hard or chewy, and especially enjoy frozen treats or smooth sticks.  a baby who has just started teething will chew on them with great intensity and concentration, which is a lot different than just chewing for fun.  they’ll also enjoy other “treats” such as raisins and other dried fruits.

the baby may also drool a lot, and you’ll see some “mottling” in their gums, as the budding teeth rub up against them.  usually these teething symptoms are quite easy to identify once you know what to look for.


Human: how do i know if my baby is teething?

Assistant: If your baby seems uncomfortable in a certain way, and  there is some foodstuff that you haven’t noticed your baby eating before, or an unusual amount of drool, then it’s possible they have something stuck in their teeth, or that they’re starting to develop new teeth.  However, if you look carefully at the contents of your baby’s mouth, you’ll probably see some foodstuff there.
how do i know if my baby is teething?
In case you’re not familiar, teething is the development of a baby’s teeth.  Here are some symptoms:

teething tends to start around six months of age, but you may see some signs earlier.

the baby may start sucking on anything hard or chewy, and especially enjoy frozen treats or smooth sticks.  a baby who has just started teething will chew on them with great intensity and concentration, which is a lot different than just chewing for fun.  they’ll also enjoy other “treats” such as raisins and other dried fruits.

the baby may also drool a lot, and you’ll see some “mottling” in their gums, as the budding teeth rub up against them.  usually these teething symptoms are quite easy to identify once you know what to look for.
If your baby seems uncomfortable in a certain way, and  there is some foodstuff that you haven’t noticed your baby eating before, or an unusual amount of drool, then it’s possible they have something stuck in their teeth, or that they’re starting to develop new teeth.  However, if you look carefully at the contents of your baby’s mouth, you’ll probably see some foodstuff there.