R just started this morning. I have NO clue where she got it from. I just kept telling her no when she did it this morning. Her teacher said that she would watch for it today and do the same.
What else can we do?
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LO does it when she has a tooth coming in. That's the only time. She stops as soon as it breaks through.
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LO did for a few months after his first set of teeth but has stopped completely...
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B did this for a few days and it drove me nuts! Turns out, his top incisors were coming in. As soon as they broke through he stopped.
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My LO and another LO that I watch both do this when they're teething. It drives me absolutely insane. I looked into it and read that there is little chance they're doing any damage and to just wait for them to stop. Sorry, I don't have a link for that. I can't remember when I saw it.
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K does it when she's teething and it is awful. Thankfully it only lasts a few days.
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Yes. It is normal but it makes my skin shiver.
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@maybebaby: Her teacher and me too!
Maybe this means she is finally getting her molars. Been teething for a month.
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@Mrs. Polish: Thanks for looking but I trust ya. Glad that it is normal. And hopefully a phase.
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She started doing it a few months ago. Every once in a while she will do it and if she gets a rise out of me doing it, she keeps doing it. Ugh, it's awful.
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