What's a normal amount of fussiness for teething?

Re: What's a normal amount of fussiness for teething?

• Mizuiro007 member

  March 2016

  Have you ever had braces? I've always equaled it with the pain I would get when mine were adjusted and very fussy seems completely understandable to me when I think of it this way.
  
  DS is still teething and still gets very cranky when it gets bad, doesn't sleep as well, gets angry and throws tantrums more easily and generally just wants to snuggle. Then whatever tooth breaks through and he's fine. I'm not expecting DD to have any easier time of it.

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• taysun member

  March 2016

  I imagine it's like when your wisdom teeth come in, if you felt yours. I did when I was 17 and I cried sometimes before I got them in. 

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• Lucy1108 member

  March 2016

  @taysun @Mizuiro007Ugh that sounds like an awful amount of pain for a baby. If it feels like that his fussiness is completely acceptable. We have a doctors appointment tomorrow because he's not eating much. Hopefully he's healthy and we can find some way to sooth him.

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• angetralala member

  March 2016

  We are about to cut the bottom teeth - she has had a lot of trouble nursing due to the discomfort, and it's much worse at night. They say the first teeth can be the worst because they're not used to any discomfort - fingers crossed it gets better!

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