My baby is 3 months old and chewing hands entire day and alot of saliva comes out Possible readon?

A. Chewing on hands and increased saliva in a 3-month-old baby can be common and may indicate a few things: 1. Teething: Although teething usually begins around 6 months, some babies may start showing signs earlier. Chewing is a natural way to relieve gum discomfort. 2. Exploration: Babies explore the world through their mouths. Chewing on hands is a normal part of their development as they learn about their bodies. 3. Saliva Production: Increased saliva production can occur as babies' digestive systems develop, even before teething. Tips for Comfort: Teething Toys: Provide safe teething toys to chew on. Wipe Excess Saliva: Keep a cloth handy to wipe away saliva to prevent skin irritation. If you have concerns about excessive drooling or other symptoms, it's always a good idea to consult with your pediatrician.