Did/does anyone else have a really late teether? My DD is 16.5 months and still only has 4 teeth with no signs of any others. She got her 1st tooth at 10 months. My DS was also a late teether, but I think he had more teeth when he was the same age. He didn't get his first molars until about 19-20 months though.
If your LO was a late teether, when did they have more, or all of their teeth?
cantaloupe / 6171 posts
I'm curious about this too, LO is 12 months and has 4 teeth but they've all come in recently!
wonderful grape / 20453 posts
E was about 10 months when her first popped through. she just turned 2 and still doesn't have 2 year molars or a canine....and one or two canines JUST poked through. I can just barely see the tip.
pineapple / 12566 posts
@blackbird: DS was definitely closer to 2.5 when he got his 2-yr molars.
squash / 13764 posts
L was more in line with your older LO. First teeth at 9 months, top 4 at 13/14 month, 1 yr molars and canines at 21/22 months. He's 2.5 and no signs of 2 year molars! I'm expecting them this summer.
pomegranate / 3350 posts
My older ds got his teeth very late. First 2 at 10.5 months, third around 15 months and then got 5 from maybe 17-18 months. 2 more just before he turned 2 and then EIGHT in under two months at about 2.5 years. He only has two bottom molars left and they feel like they could come at any point.
honeydew / 7230 posts
I'm curious about this! At 11 months B has two and A has 1.5 teeth. They don't appear to have any bumps where more are coming so who knows when they will get more!
grapefruit / 4988 posts
Mine was pretty late and in general has just gotten them at weird times. At 11 months, she had no teeth. Between 11.5 and 12.5 months, she got 6 teeth at once (4 top, 2 bottom). All four molars came in next (around 15 months) and then those missing two bottom front ones are finally showing up now (18 months).
wonderful grape / 20453 posts
@lamariniere: I don't expect to see them for awhile. I think they have moved a little, because she's been in pain and grabbing her cheek a bit, but that doesn't mean they're popping soon!
pomegranate / 3113 posts
My DD got her first tooth around 8.5 months and had gotten four more by 11 months (she has the center two on the bottom, center two and left side incisor on the top). She then chilled with those five teeth for the next five or so months. Just this past weekend, at 16 months, she got her first molars on the left top and bottom, and it looks like the right bottom one will be coming through soon...but no sign of any others! I think it's kind of weird, and I can't wait to ask the dentist about it, but it takes four months to get an appointment at the highly recommended pediatric dentist in our area so her first appointment isn't until she's 18 months old.
pineapple / 12234 posts
Yep! DD didn't get her first tooth until 12.5 months! And none again until 16 months. She got her 15 month molars at 22 months and her eye teeth at 25/26 months. 2 year molars came through at 30 months. So crazy!
pear / 1672 posts
Yes! LO didn’t really start to get teeth until she was 15 months. She only had 4 prior to that. That said they came in very quickly...sometimes 4 a t a time. Also She didn’t get some of her front teeth until after her molars. I thought her teeth would be really messed up, but she has a wonderful smile. 
pineapple / 12566 posts
@HLK208: this sounds like my two, extremely slow! Although, what has been good for us is that we've never really had to deal with teething problems, and I've always wondered if it was because they were older? Was this true for E?
@BKCaribBaby:
pomegranate / 3729 posts
First tooth around 10 months, but she always teethed in clumps of 2-4 teeth. So, the first two on the bottom and then the top two came in right away. Then the next two bottom followed immediately by the next two on top. She was teething all 4 two year molars at the same time around 2.5.
persimmon / 1165 posts
@lamariniere: my twins still don't have all their teeth at 27 months. They didn't get their first tooth until after 12 months. In general I've found that they are about 6 months after the "schedule" of when certain teeth are supposed to pop through. But definitely, I see this as a positive. By the time they were getting teeth regularly, their sleep was so regular and established we didn't have to deal with as much of the teething impact in sleep, etc.
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