Should i worry that my 3 month old grand daughter has 3 back teeth that has already broke through her gums?

It shouldnt be of concern, all children do things at there own pace, obviously shes a fast teether, if your really concerned, speak with your maternal health nurse but other than that, just offer anything and everything to help with her pain. Good luck.

Should i worry that my 3 month old grand daughter has 3 back teeth that has already broke through her gums?
and you're worried why?
Reply:Why worry about something like that? She's getting her teeth. So??
Reply:Nope, sometimes babies have three "sets" of teeth. For some weird reason they'll have a few pop out really early, and they'll either stay or they'll fall out and then they'll get regular baby teeth. These teeth typically don't cause a problem unless they refuse to budge for the "real" teeth, or they start to rot. Just make sure you don't send her to bed with a bottle and she'll be fine. She's going to start drooling a lot now, and you might want to keep Baby Tylenol around in case she cuts more teeth early as well. If you're still concerned ask her pediatrician. I'm sure they'll tell you something very similar to what I've said. =)
Reply:Sometimes babies are born with teeth but they usually fall out and new ones come ine. I wouldn't worry about it.
Reply:Don't worry, just enjoy that baby.
Reply:i would only be worried if she looks anything like your avatar
Reply:No, some babies teeth early. Call her pediatrician.
Reply:Don't worry. Some children are born with teeth. It's rare, but possible. At least she got the most painful ones out of the way first!
Reply:no, early but normal.
Reply:no its normal it happens to alot of babys believe it or not. some babys are born with one or two it depends on diff. stuff but its normal.
Reply:I would say not to worry. I had a neighbor that had a baby who was born with her two bottom teeth. This can happen.
Reply:no i wouldnt worry
Reply:kids do things at their own pace.just be glad she is progressing !
Reply:Teething is never fun for babies and don't worry I'm sure this is normal. That's a normal age for teething.





Please don't listen to the advice of that jenpeden girl, it's a bunch of bull. All except for the bottle rot, from sending baby to bed with a bottle, the tylenol(which helps for pain), and the drooling, some babies do tend to drool alot when teething, so keep extra bibs at hand.



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