In a very early stage of 3 months, a child may begin teething – a process in which his deciduous teeth or commonly called first teeth starts to show up.
Signs and symptoms:
- Fever
- Drooling or dribbling
- Chin rash
- Diarrhea
- Cheek rubbing + Ear pulling
- Mood change caused by irritability
- Swollen gums
- Restlessness
Remedies:
- Teething gel
- Pellets or tablets
- Teething powder
- Infant Tylenol (check physician first)
- Baby Orajel
- Chilled yogurt, peaches, applesauce
Teeth Care:
- After feeding, wipe the baby’s teeth with a clean damp cloth or teeth wipes. Do this especially at night to prevent tooth decay
- Give the infant water before bedtime. Avoid milks, juices, or anything that has sugar in it
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