Taking care of baby teeth!!!!
As parents, we are all eager to hear our child say "mom" or "dad" for the first time. Or the day our child walks for the first time. Similarly, our kid will have his or her tiny first teeth one day. But did you know that there are several things parents should keep in mind when it comes to their child's first teeth? Parents should be aware of these six things when their child gets his or her first tooth. 1 . Take note, parents. The emergence of your child's first tooth may be a thrilling experience. While most babies acquire teeth between the ages of 6 and 12, others may take more than a year. The lower front teeth are usually the first to emerge, giving newborns that beautiful " one-toothed " smile. 2. Teething signs. Teething in newborns generally begins around the age of four to seven months. More drooling, lack of appetite owing to oral pain, chewing on toys, and irritability are some of the most typical t...