DD1 was a difficult baby so it was hard to tell if it was teething or something else.
With DD2 we had a day or two of grouchy and then she was fine!
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With my first, she always got multiple teeth at a time and would have a few rough days, but nothing crazy.
With my second, she would get bad diarrhea and would throw up, but her mood was fine.
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It was really easy with both, we got lucky.
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With DD1 it hardly bothered her!
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Nope, it was really easy! She didn't get any teeth until 13 months so starting around 5 months we assumed the drooling and chewing was related to teething... but it was just what babies that age do regardless! Getting ready to eat solids
And she was a fussy baby so people would often say, "Oh, is she teething?" But when she actually started getting teeth it was no big deal.For us, actually, any time she had the symptoms people associate with teething (low fever, cranky, poor sleep, etc.) she was sick (usually ear infection).
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Easy for my first, brutal for my second.
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I think mostly easy! Especially with his first two, one day his latch felt a little weird and i looked in his mouth and surprise! Two teeth! Not to say he was never fussy, just nothing I attributed to teething. He was rarely drooly too.
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My first two had a hard time but my third is awful.
She hit the eight month sleep regression hard was back to normal for a week and since then had gotten a tooth per week and is now working on her four molars. It's been seven weeks of teething and I am so over it.
And she was a fussy baby so people would often say, "Oh, is she teething?" But when she actually started getting teeth it was no big deal.Reply
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