Teething is the phenomenon of teeth coming through the baby's gums for the first time. Baby teeth start to grow when the baby is 4-7 months old, on average at 6 months old. This phenomenon can cause the baby to have a fever, drool, be uncomfortable, eat less, have diarrhea or cry more. So what should parents do to help reduce the symptoms for their children as well as take care of their first teeth?

At 15 months of age, children have important developmental steps that help them perfect both physically and mentally. Perhaps the personalities that begin to emerge during this time will shape the child's personality in the following years, affecting both the way they think and act.

Teething is one of the developmental stages in children. Usually, babies will start showing signs of teething from the age of 6 months. However, some babies will get teeth earlier or later. The first teeth that usually appear when the baby is 6-10 months old are the 2 lower incisors and by the time the baby is 3 years old, they will have all 20 baby teeth.