NASCIMENTO DOS PRIMEIROS DENTINHOS: TUDO O QUE VOCÊ PRECISA SABER | MACETES DE MÃE

How will I know my child's first teeth are coming in? Do they show any signs? Are there any reactions? Are there any symptoms? Well, in today's video, I'll talk about this in a very simple and easy-to-understand way. When do the first teeth come in? The vast majority of children get their first tooth at 6 or 7 months of age. Early-adolescent babies may erupt their first tooth (usually the lower central incisor) as early as three months, while others may have to wait until almost a year. The last teeth (the second molars, at the back of the mouth) usually erupt by the second year of life. By age 3, your child should have a full set: 20 baby teeth. What reactions might your baby have? - Increased saliva production Swollen gums Loss of appetite or preference for liquid foods Irritation, caused by the pain and discomfort of teeth beginning to break through the gums Disrupted sleep (sleepless nights, difficulty with naps, etc.) Fever (experts say this doesn't happen, but some parents notice this symptom. According to medical literature, what can happen is that teething weakens the immune system a bit, then the baby catches a virus, and this virus causes a fever. But it's not that the fever comes directly from the teeth) Diarrhea (experts say this doesn't happen, but some parents notice this symptom) Habit of pulling on the ear or putting the finger in the ear (gum pain often radiates to this area, and the baby puts the finger there because something is bothering them) And yet, some babies have no reaction at all. Absolutely nothing. Blessed parents! What can you do to ease the discomfort? - Give your little one teething rings. If they're cold, even better. Another detail I've noticed here: when the tooth is almost, almost, almost breaking through the gums, they DON'T want to bite or put anything in their mouth. I think it's probably really hurting, not just itching. So, the trick is to respect that. Of course! Another option is to give your baby cold, wet cloths to chew on. Cold foods also help. They ease the pain. Massage with a very clean finger or a silicone finger cot. Medication: In some cases, if the discomfort is very severe, your pediatrician may prescribe a pain reliever. But only your pediatrician can prescribe this. See a pediatric dentist, who can better guide you on how to avoid discomfort and how to clean your baby's teeth. To receive notifications of new videos, turn on notification alerts (by clicking the bell). Check out other videos you'll enjoy: TIPS TO RELIEVE DISCOMFORT FROM THEIR FIRST TEETH    • DICAS PARA ALIVIAR O DESCONFORTO DOS PRIME...   HOW TO MAINTAIN BABY'S ORAL HYGIENE    • COMO FAZER A HIGIENE BUCAL DOS BEBÊS - MAC...   MY CHILD DOESN'T WANT TO EAT, WHAT NOW?    • MEU FILHO NÃO QUER COMER, E AGORA? - MACET...   TEETHING SYMPTOMS    • Sintomas do Nascimento dos Dentes - Conver...   www.macetesdemae.com facebook.com/macetesdemae instagram.com/macetesdemae twitter.com/macetesdemae pinterest.com/macetesdemae Production: http://www.laranjaazul.com.br Makeup: @nanyferreiramakeup Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) Footage by Videoblocks (https://www.videoblocks.com) and Envato Elements (https://elements.envato.com/curated)