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Why is my son's teeth still not coming out. I'm concern.
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ExpertNiharika PandeyPediatric Dentist6 days agoA. hi. kids can get their first milk teeth anytime from 3 -6 months or late maximum upto the age of 15 -18 months. keep checking for the signs of teething and wait
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Pinki ChatterjeeMom of a 8 m old boy6 days agoA. Try not to worry too much. Every child develops at their own pace, and some babies get their first teeth later than others. If your son is eating well, growing normally, and otherwise healthy, a slight delay is often not a cause for concern. However, if you're feeling worried, it's always a good idea to discuss it with your pediatrician for reassurance. 😊 My own baby is 8 months old and has only one tooth so far. Teething can be quite uncomfortable for babies, and many become fussy before their teeth start coming in. During this phase, teething toys can be really helpful. I personally used the Nesta Toys Teether for my baby, and it has been very helpful in soothing his gums and keeping him comfortable. U can try it😊
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NikithaMom of a 11 yr 6 m old boy1 week agoA. hello in general teething is around 6 m to 9 m n incase of a late bloomer it can even start around 14 months alsoo n is absolutely nothing to worry about
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