could my 2 month old son be teething already?

Katie - posted on 11/05/2009

it is possible that oyur son could be teething...my son was 1 and a half months when he started teething..he hasnt had any teeth showing yet but they will take some time...also if he is cranky i would try baby orajel or even teething tablets..they work great!! good luck

Mary - posted on 11/05/2009

My 10 week ls son is showing all the signs of teething also. After talking to the midwife she said yes he certainly could be but it's more like it's his teeth coming through the lower gum as this can cause a little bit of pain as well.

Katie - posted on 11/05/2009

my son is nearly 3 month old and he is teething. i wasnt sure if he was teething so i asked my mum as she has bought up 4kids by her self and he is. so ur baby could be teething. i sujest u look online and see if ur baby has all the simptoms .. hope i helped

Michelle Carpenter - posted on 11/04/2009

Hylands teething tablets from Walmart are fantastic for natural teething pain. Also Colic Calm from coliccalm.com is fantastic!! 2 months seems a little early but sometimes they start to come up and then go back down...good luck!!

Jessica - posted on 11/04/2009

My son is 10 weeks old today and for the past week or two he has been drooling n blowing spit bubbles up a storm.... hes only been fussy for the past couple of days and doesn't really want his pacifier... and he's trying to chew/lick his blankets/clothes/bibs.... could he be teething???

Joanne - posted on 11/04/2009

my daughter has been drowling alot and chewing her hands and wants to suck anything, but the last 2 days she wont sleep and screams like shes in pain and nothing soothes her, not even her fav song, weve tried everything, is this the start of something?

Tania - posted on 11/03/2009

hi my daughter started teething and shes 11 weeks old i got her Dentinox teething gel and some Ashton & Parsons infant powders and these are really good i recomend these to you there a life saver they have worked for me and my mum used ashtons & parsons with me ..

Nicole - posted on 11/02/2009

just yesterday my little girl realized she had feet. It was so cute to watch her stare in wonder as she wiggled her toes. She can't reach them to her head not that i've seen anyway. I think this is all just the beginning of the teething stuff. It may still take a few months for the teeth to break thru and all that but I think this is all just the very beginning.

Jade - posted on 11/01/2009

I sort of think so to they are just watching and discovering there little body parts im waiting for him to shove his feet in his mouth lol

Lence - posted on 11/01/2009

My daughter just turned 3 months and has been doing the exact same as everyone on here has mentioned since two months and still no teeth.... Is it really teething or is it just normal for them. Maybe they are just figuring out how to use their mouth and maybe its curiousity with the hands. Wanting to touch everything and feel their mouth??? I don't know ....I thought all babies do all the above at 2 months such as blowing bubbles and putting hands in mouth i think the feet are next hahahaha....Let me know what you think. Cause maybe I need to try using oragel too.

Jade - posted on 11/01/2009

Ive been wondering the same with my lil boy ? His 9 weeks old and is a very cruisy baby doen'st cry much. His drooling heaps and trying to shove his whole hand in his mouth and is trying to suck on anything he lays his eyes on. His also being abit upset and wingey when he is normally not.????

Nicole - posted on 11/01/2009

This is excellent I'm so glad I'm not insane. my baby girl is 12 weeks and is miserable and there's no exlplanation for it. Up til now she was the sweetest most darling baby . She drools thru everything she has and chews on anyhting put in her mouth. Also....it's kinda funny but she's always got her tongue out rubbing it out across her lower gums. just in and out all day long.She all the sudden hates her pacifier, chews her bottle nipples, her hands, her shirt, absolutely anything. I dont see any teeth but you can feel the ridges under her gums...i just assumed it's supposed to be like that. So what do you think? Could she be starting the teething process already?

LeAnna - posted on 10/30/2009

My 2 month old is teething too. Was really bad for about a week and has now slacked off to almost not at all. I just got some baby orajel and when just rubbing them wouldnt work at all, put a little on his gums. Giving him something cold seemed to help too. I put a soft teething ring in fridge and would just hold it for him.

Jessica - posted on 10/30/2009

Jayde is nearly 11 weeks and has in the last 2 weeks started drooling and blowing bubbles... Baby newsletter said most babies start this around this age in preperation for teeth but usually they still wont come through until bubs is about 4-6 months.

Jessica - posted on 10/29/2009

I think my two month old is teething too, so i think it possible. She always chewing on her hand.

Rebecca - posted on 10/29/2009

most babies start teething somewhere between 4 and 6 months. baby drools alot when she gets excited.and when she coos. if your baby wants to chew on stuff, let him chew. pacifiers are good for teething babies. you could also try giving him a frozen bag of peas or corn..or a even a pickle to suck on. the vinager in pickle juice soothes their gums. thats what my mom gave us kids and that's what my sister gave hers..so i'm sure it'll help

Adriana - posted on 10/28/2009

oh yeah! Teething tablets are the best...

Adriana - posted on 10/28/2009

My 2 month old is also drooling and shoving his hand in his mouth. My other son started doing this early also but didnt have his first tooth till around 6 months.

Linda - posted on 10/25/2009

I know the feeling here. my 11 week old has been showing signs of teething for a couple weeks now. Drooling a lot, chewing on the nipple of the bottle and his hands and shoving anything he can get his hands on in his mouth. teething rings in the fridge are what I have worked with in the past. Seems to help a little.

Sheri-lee - posted on 10/25/2009

I think my son has the same thing. Last night I dreamt that he was getting teeth, now Ive just come across this article. He is also drooling alot and chewing on his hand and dummy - even though he has just fed.

My sister in-law gave me some homeopathic teething tablets from HYLAND'S. 100% Natural. She swears by them, so when the time comes I'll be popping these little ones in his mouth. (he's not yet showing signs of extreme discomfort)

Emma - posted on 10/22/2009

same here girls i sure my 9 week old is teething i used ashton and parsons powders with my other daughter and they worked a treat she would calm down instantley she had no problem cutting her teeth i will be useing this again and im sure its herbal so even better you can get it from boots or health shops

Valerie - posted on 10/17/2009

Depends on the baby really. My dauqhter was born with teeth. LOL! and their her real teeth the dentist said. Go fiqure

Torri - posted on 10/17/2009

my baby is doing the same she also rub her hands on her gums and cry alot she also drool which she never was doing in the beginning

Rosa - posted on 10/17/2009

You are not alone my son is teething too and he is only two months old.It's normal because every child is different and my doctor said if he is drooling then he is teething.

Dinamarie - posted on 10/16/2009

Yess it is possible for him to be teething already.. mine is 2 months old and he is teething and drooling and making spitty bubbles lol.. if he cries i put a cloth in the freezer and let him chew on it to ease if there is pain.. if not i just have those teething toys for him and he loves it..

Samantha - posted on 10/15/2009

My son is almost 10 weeks old and the doctor said he is most likely at the beginning stages of teething but he said that its normal some kids just get it early...definately get the teething rings and put them in the frig not the freezer it helps alot to calm him down

Cami - posted on 10/15/2009

I was wonderin the same thing about my 10 week old son!! He seems extra fussy and is chewing (not suckin) on his thumb!! and he is starting to slobber. I only see the littlest speck of white on his bottom gums but I think I can feel the outline of a tooth on the top under the gums!! I'm gonna freeze his teething rings today, thinking about gettin some teethin tablets. My mom told me that my brother got his first tooth at 4 months but drooled for two months before that!! Said it was so bad he had to wear a bib everywhere

Kristie - posted on 10/15/2009

my daughter got teeth very early as well, baby panadol and alot of patience i am sorry,

Donna - posted on 10/14/2009

it sure is my little man had his first tooth up by 2 months and has a whole mouthful now and hes 13 months old :-)

Talia - posted on 10/14/2009

my little girl is 10 weeks and i think she is teething, is there any thing i can give her. i when to get her bongela but they would not sell it to me cause she was under 4 months.

Lisa - posted on 10/14/2009

u cud always try a thing called teetha gel..u rub it on de gums dats gud!!

Cassandra - posted on 10/14/2009

okay thanks. to help him is there any thing i can do?

Lisa - posted on 10/14/2009

well den he probably is! its sounds like dat 2 me....but even though he is like dat, he probably wont get dem 4 awhile! zaras doin dat 2,shes also rubbin her tongue of her gums...

Cassandra - posted on 10/14/2009

he drools alot and just started to cry alot. he never use to cry he is very good.

Lisa - posted on 10/14/2009

id say so coz my daughter zara seems like she is...sure arent sum kids born wit teeth?? all kids r different..ive 2 other girls an dey got teeth at 4 mths an 6 mths!! u cud always ask ur health nurse and see wat she says! why do u think he is? wats he doing? x

Megan - posted on 10/14/2009

every kid is different but it is possible my 3yr old got teeth early