teething at 2.5 months?

Re: teething at 2.5 months?

• LSU628 member

  January 2013

  That does seem kind of young, but nothing is impossible. And yes, you can freeze the teethers.
  

  
  
  
  

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• laurenhankey member

  January 2013

  My LO was an early teeths and got her first 2 teeth by 4 1/2 months.  They make these chewthers which look like a cross between a teether and a mouthguard.  I got LO a toy at Target which is like washcloth material w/ little knots on it.  YOu ccan give it to them as is or get it wet, wring it out and freeze it.

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• ChristyML

  January 2013

  Nope not too early at all. Joey started teething even earlier than 2.5 months. I was told that teeth don't actually pop through until a few months later though.

  As for freezing the teethers, check the packaging. Some you can freeze, some say not to. 

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• CottonGirl member

  January 2013

  I read in that Baby 411 book that drooling doesn't necessarily mean teething.  Supposedly babies start to drool more because they are preparing to be able to eat and digest solid foods?  Not sure how true it all is, but definitely interesting.  

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• ==N== member

  January 2013

  I don't think so. My ds started drooling like crazy around then and had teeth about a month later.
  

  
  
  

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• lil_lady011 member

  January 2013

  Our ped told us yesterday DD will probably start cutting her teeth next month, month a half. She's got that lovely drool rash on her chin too and constantly has to chew on something lol

  

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