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DS's cheeks have been super red all week....

queenie521queenie521 member
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...and I have no idea why.  Think I should be worried?  Could this be teething related?
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Re: DS's cheeks have been super red all week....

  • punkfiction_v.3punkfiction_v.3 member
    can you pip? id say an allergy. is it rough at all?
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  • bridetobe101505bridetobe101505
    Isn't fifth's disease have the tell tell sign of "slapped cheeks"?
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  • labooshkilabooshki member
    B's have been red too and he's teething. My nephew's also get very red when he's teething as well!

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  • queenie521queenie521 member
    he is sleeping right now so I cant....I can try to take one tomorrow.  No, not rough, they are real red and rosy like they would be if he came in from the cold outside. Red and warm.
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  • chatty6176chatty6176 member
    DS's have been this way too.  I have read it can be teething realted and I think DS is working on his 2 year molars.  it comes and goes...morning they are ok an get worse as the day goes on.
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  • purplepugglespurplepuggles
    jack gets super red cheeks right before teeth pop through. it could very well be teething
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  • ms_mellorms_mellor
    DD had this last Christmas when she was getting her first set of molars (it's odd because it hasn't happened since, and she has all but one of her 2 year molars).  They were almost florescent red.  They then turned almost blue...it was super odd, so we went to the Dr.  Turns out that it was only teething, and it was because she is so fair (I'm one of those people who gets red the minute I exercise, and stay that way for hours).  The Dr laughed and said that it must be the Irish in her!
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  • IckyThumpIckyThump
    DS's cheeks have been ultra red due to teething and the cold, dry weather.
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  • felt_tip_penfelt_tip_pen member
    D's cheeks have been really red because of the weather. I've been putting some ointment on and it seems to be helping to soothe them.
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  • Curlygirl32Curlygirl32
    DD's canine top teeth are coming though---finally---and her cheeks are uper rosey----definitly teething---asked the pedi when she was first getting her teeth---confirmed
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