When your baby starts teething, you can be sure you’ll know it right away. Most babies are born with 20 teeth below their gum line, just waiting to pop out just after the six month mark (back molars come in typically around 14-18 months). How much they are going to suffer through the baby teething…

New mothers and fathers cannot wait for each new milestone and as each is reached there is cause for celebration as well as a bit of melancholy. The first time a baby smiles is a cause for celebration and most parents cannot get enough of those toothless smiles. Before long, a new milestone arrives and…

Babies love to chew and tug on anything that is within their grasp, when they are teething. So why not opt for a stylish and safe alternative to the teething troubles of your adorable little child? Babies have a natural tendency to hold on their mother’s jewelry and chew them. Baby teething jewelry is the…

Many myths abound about teething but there are just as many legitimate symptoms. I’ve learned much about this topic working in the field of Pediatrics as a Nurse Practitioner and I’m going to pass these tidbits on to you. There are many symptoms of teething that cannot be found in a book that are, in…

Babies start to teeth at around seven months, but some babies start to teeth at around three months and others start much later, at one year old. They will start to grab at everything and bite on them, and they will also start to drool more than they usually do. Whenever the father or mother…

As both a dentist and a mommy, I get numerous questions about baby teething both at the office and in my own circle of friends. As a first time parent, many areas of parenting and childcare seem like such a mystery. We struggle our best by trial and error and constantly wonder if the question…