Teething is a normal thing that any child will experience. However, during the teething process, the baby may have a fever, so he will definitely cry. What is the right way to care for a baby when teething, the following useful information that mothers need to know.

Starting from the 6th month, the baby's first baby teeth will appear along with some "disorders" in the body such as: swollen gums, loss of appetite, mild fever, drooling and irritability...

Normally, when a baby turns 6 months old, the first tooth will start to appear and in the first 12 months of life, the baby will have about 6 teeth. By the age of 2, there will be 20 teeth evenly divided between the upper and lower jaws. However, the order of teething in each baby is different, in some cases, the baby is 9 months old and still has no teeth.

Delayed teething is a condition in which baby teeth grow slowly in young children. If after 12 months the baby teeth have not started to grow, it is considered delayed teething. Parents should take their children to see a dentist for examination and timely intervention. Because if this condition is left for too long, it can lead to bad complications later on such as tooth decay, tooth inflammation, permanent teeth growing crookedly...

Teething is considered an important milestone for mothers. However, it always comes with anxiety, because at this time the baby is often fussy, has a slight fever and has difficulty eating and drinking more than usual. So as a mother, what do you need to prepare to bring your baby the most comfort?