I don't mean like, possibly putting things in their mouth or occasional tasting of toys. I mean like, the sole purpose of their life no longer revolves around gnawing on anything they can get their hands on. lol
Just curious how long I can expect this to continue because the number of things in our home that don't have teeth marks on them is rapidly shrinking..... 
coconut / 8079 posts
lol at your description. I would love to know the answer to this question. The chewing/biting is intense over here too!
persimmon / 1273 posts
I honestly thought we'd never see the end of it because he was seriously obsessed with gnawing/sucking on EVERYTHING, but at 13 months he's putting things in his mouth lots less. Once his four outside front teeth came in (dunno what they're called, but he's got 8 teeth, so like those edge ones?) he slowed down a LOT. Still chews on his crib though.
coconut / 8472 posts
I think some time around a year. Once he got moved to the toddler room the teachers were much more focused on encouraging them to stop putting things in their mouths.
pomelo / 5228 posts
Oh I would so love to know the answer to this! Never thought I'd have to tell my kid that it's not OK to eat mommy's toes.
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