LO is 9 months tomorrow and there's still no sign of teeth. I don't know if that's considered late. I'm just considering it lucky for now. I think my mom said I didn't get teeth until 1 year.
If your LO's teeth came in late (later, late-ish), when did they make an appearance?
pomegranate / 3858 posts
We got one at 10.5 months...no more yet! She's 11.5 months. A friend of ours didn't get any teeth till she was 13 months,
apricot / 469 posts
10 months and still waiting, just gummy smiles here! I did know of a LO who didn't get her first tooth until 16 months! It's not a developmental milestone though so not a big deal.
nectarine / 2054 posts
10.5 months, and then he got a bunch in a short-ish time - he's 13 months now and has I think 6 teeth (and working on some more). It was nice having the gummy smile for so long!
pineapple / 12566 posts
11.5 months. He has been incredibly slow to get all of his teeth. However, we never had to deal with any teething drama. All of his teeth just appeared with no pain for us. 
apricot / 431 posts
11 months! She is 22 months now and still has 2 that are coming in (not including 2 year old molars). Our dentist said teeth that come in later tend to be healthier (???).
squash / 13764 posts
Two teeth at 9 months, however, he's 13 months and no others! @MommySLP: I have heard this as well, apparently there's less time for them to decay or something.
Apparently it's very common for babies to not have any teeth til 15 months, according to our pedi.
blogger / pomegranate / 3044 posts
DS1 got his first at 11 months. He had four by 13 months!
pomegranate / 3350 posts
Bottom two at 10.5 months and one of the top ones looks like it's about to break through at 14.5 months.
apricot / 358 posts
He got his first four teeth in a week around 10.5 months! He's now 13 months and has six total.
pear / 1879 posts
LO is now 12 months old and only has 1 1/2 teeth! Our pediatrician said this is totally fine
persimmon / 1194 posts
DD got her first at 13 months. Now she is 17 months with 8. My only concern is that I feel it's affecting her eating habits. She prefers the soft foods because it requires less chewing.
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