We have one bottom tooth through and a top one on the way. LO won't eat, disrupted sleep, tantrum-y, snotty and just exhausting. I tried giving her some Camilia and it didn't seem to help too much. Although she may have spit it most out. LO is 16.5 months. I am most likely going to give her tylenol later this morning once that camilia wears off.
What worked for you? Any tips or tricks?
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
Canines were H.E. L. L. Hell.
All four came through at once. She had everything but four 2nd year molars when her canines came through and nothing gave her trouble like the canines did.
pomegranate / 3759 posts
@locavore_mama: Thanks for your response and I remember being warned about them. I guess just patience is the biggest thing 
persimmon / 1153 posts
@Lindsay05: LOL, I thought you were talking about dogs at first cause I was reading threads about pets! HAHAHAHA! Glad I realized what you were talking about before I typed a response 
cantaloupe / 6086 posts
yes canines were definitely the worst so far (worse than 1st yr molars). time and tylenol . . .
pomegranate / 3759 posts
@emg86: LOL quite honestly I would lock my dog in a kennel if that were the case. Can't do that with my child, although sometimes....haha jk
GOLD / papaya / 10166 posts
We were really lucky w/ DD. She got all of her teeth (except the 2-yr molars) in by the time she was 12 months, and she was so easy throughout it - even when she got 5 at once (including the canines). .... we're paying for it in other ways now - haha
Good luck - hope they come in quickly and you can get back on your schedule.
GOLD / squash / 13576 posts
They were BAD. Luckily it didn't affect his sleep but he was constantly drooling and red checked. He also mouthed toys a lot more. Have you tried giving LO popsicles? I was thinking about making some for LO to help with the pain.
pomegranate / 3759 posts
@BabyBoecksMom: Thanks, how lucky you were!
@littlek: That is a good idea, thanks!
pineapple / 12526 posts
We're currently working on 2 year molars and the canines were the absolute WORST. Oh man.... So awful. So glad we don't have to do that again.
bananas / 9118 posts
They will come in... eventually! We use the amber teething necklace, and canines were one of two times I had to give Ibuprofen for teething. But yeah, they were miserable as everyone says above.
bananas / 9118 posts
@emg86: yeah, me too at first! lol I'm all "dude, dogs are no big deal compared to toddlers"
honeydew / 7687 posts
Weird. He's cut one of his canines (looks like a jack o lantern) and didn't notice it being any worse than top of bottoms. Anyways, nothing but ibuprofen makes a difference for us.
pomegranate / 3329 posts
Maddy's weren't bad at all, maybe a little in the beginning but nothing compared to past teeth. One day I looked and all 4 were popped up at 2 years old.
grapefruit / 4291 posts
We're cuttings canines and the first molars all at once, we've had a couple of rough nights but have otherwise been ok!
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