does anyone else baby drool alot at 3 months?

Nicole - posted on 12/17/2009

My son drools constantly! If I don't put a bib on him I have to change his top 3-4 times a day because it is so wet

Samantha - posted on 12/16/2009

my 4 month old does but shes teething

Jennifer - posted on 12/16/2009

My other kids never drooled as much as my little guy does. He just turned 4 mos but when he was 2 1/2 mos he was a droolin' fool..., he still has no teeth, but we go through bibs like crazy otherwise he is constantly soaking his outfits.

Nicole - posted on 12/16/2009

Sevi drools constantly. Everyone says hes teething but the doctor says not yet. He also always has his hands in his mouth.

Tonia - posted on 12/15/2009

My boy also drools alot, and his teeth are on the move. I have found that teething rusk is the way to go, because it is light weight and teaches bub hand and eye co-ordination, just make sure you supervise. If they like it do it I say

Leighann - posted on 12/14/2009

yup! my son hardly drooled at all for his first 2 months but now he does. i have heard that it has a lot 2 do w/ teething.

Torri - posted on 12/13/2009

Same with my daughter. No teeth. Just lots of spit! She also keeps her hands in her mouth!

Skyler - posted on 12/13/2009

My son is 3 months old also, He drools constantly! His dr. said his teeth were swollen but no teeth yet!!!

Brittany - posted on 12/12/2009

My son has been to. I asked my mom about it and she said around that time babies begin drooling a lot. It's nothing to worry about :-) he'll control it soon enough.

Melinda - posted on 12/12/2009

Yes my daughter was born n august and she drools so bad she will b drinched in slobber in like 10 mins after changing her outfit. and i dnt know y or how to stop her

Karyn - posted on 12/12/2009

My son drools a lot too...started around 2 and a hlaf months. He's 4 months now and he's teething. Your son probably is too but it takes teeth a long time to pop up even though he has started teething

Alta - posted on 12/11/2009

My babies are 3 months and they drool a lot. Cameron started at 2 months old and now we get buckets of drool from him. Ethan just started about 2 weeks ago. He drools a lot as well, but not as much as Cameron. I read that it's mormal for them to drool so much because at this point they're developing their salivary glands and the urge to touch and feel. They're at a stage where they'll still unable to control the saliva. They should, however, be able to by 5 months... Once they learn reach, grab and hold they'll be putting everything their mouths. According to my research and my ped. they're still not able to tell if the child is teething at 3 to 4 months or if their salivary glands are just over active.

Trista - posted on 12/11/2009

i have a 4 month old drooling alot also

Jazmyn - posted on 12/11/2009

lol hopefully not tho

Jazmyn - posted on 12/11/2009

my dauqhter does

Kelli - posted on 12/11/2009

Mine does.. she just turned 4 months.. I have to keep a bib on her all the time .. I was told it had something to do with them starting to teeth soon..

Renee - posted on 12/11/2009

My daughter is almost 4 mos and she's drooling up a storm... has been for weeks. My son, who finally finished cutting all his teeth recently, did the same and his first tooth showed at about 4 mos, and the second only days later... could be that your baby is cutting the teeth and his little mouth is just getting ready for it all... ...

Melanie - posted on 12/09/2009

My daughter has drooled a lot since day one!! Her Pediatrician says she's jsut gonna be a drooler- nothing to worry about. She literally has so much salivia that she sometimes gets choked on it! We constantly have to keep a bib on her otherwise she soaks her clothes! Now we think she may be trying to start teething because she wants to gnaw and gum a lot. Bless her heart she's going to drowned herself when she really starts teething! lol

Tahlia - posted on 12/09/2009

Yep my daughter is drooling alot to i swear she needs a bucket, she is teething and my child health nurse said that even though she is she may not cut a tooth util she's 12mths so we've got alot of drooling to go a the chewing of the fingers

Kacie - posted on 12/08/2009

I know where your coming form my son is four months old and at about three months one day he just started drooling and has every since..I have found one tooth its not through yet his gums are white but he was drooling way before I ever found tha tooth I don't know why they do this....Does you son suck on his hands? I can not keep Ayden's hands out of his mouth!

Stacey - posted on 12/07/2009

My baby is doing the same she Drool's and chew's all the time. poor little thing i am not looking froward to this teething time. So i am guessing she is going to teeth early i better get every thing ready for that bad night night's i mean!!!. Like panadol and teething gel is there any thing else all that is it????

JoAnn - posted on 12/07/2009

Yes my son is 4 months now but starting drooling non-stop at 3 months...the dr said it may be a sign that teething is starting or if he puts his hand in his mouth all the time he produces more saliva than normal. We keep a bib on at all times!

Teisha - posted on 12/06/2009

I am seing the same thing in my 3 months old son but i don't see an teeth

Lisa - posted on 12/06/2009

My son has been drooling since he was a month old and around his 2nd month his 1st tooth cut thru its a sign of teething and comes along with nasty runny poop also. but it can take a while for the tooth to cut thru. keep a bib on your baby because the droll can irritate the skin and cause rashes or baby acne.

Lisa - posted on 12/06/2009

Hi. My three months old is as well. And her older sister did too. It shows that he is starting to teeth even if you can't see anything yet. The more drool the easier it seems to be for them to handle the teething pains.

Katrina - posted on 12/06/2009

my daughter is the same way. no sign of teeth coming but she is very orally fixated anyways.and has been since birth.she is constantly chewing and sucking on everything from her hands to bibs to toys.

Sally - posted on 12/06/2009

Yes my daughter is drooling a lot also. I have found out that teeth are starting to come out but they are not visible yet. IF he whats to chew down on everything like a bull dog like mine is, get him some teeth tablets. If will help with the itchiness and come down the slobbering.

Danielle - posted on 12/06/2009

your not the only one hu (: my daughter has been doing it for weeks too. think its the preparation before teething :)

Skyler - posted on 12/04/2009

My baby is 3 months old and he drools constantly! and is always sticking his hands in his mouth. His doctor said his gum were a little swollen. I just try and keep a bib on him......but im sure his drooling problem will get a lot worse...lol

LISA - posted on 12/04/2009

My son drools so much I have to keep a bib on him

Robyn - posted on 12/04/2009

my dauighter is 3 n half months also and shes drooling all the time like us they can't controll dribbling if we didnt sort ourselves out we would all dribble also the teeth are there in your sons mouth under the gums and are movin around he can feel this but you may not see them as he gets older they will slowly push up and down dribbling is a sign they may be gettin ready to come through x

Laura - posted on 12/04/2009

Mine too! I'm guessing it's normal... My bub is not teething either...

Attiyya - posted on 12/03/2009

my daughter is drooling lol and she just reached 1 month today!

Mary - posted on 12/03/2009

My son is 3 1/2 months old and drools so much he lives in a bib! I've read that even though he may not start teething soon, the drool and chewing on his hands is normal at this age.

Kerri - posted on 12/03/2009

My dd is also drooling. She is 3 months and 1 week and her gums are red and white, swollen and there are bumps that look like little blisters at the very edge of where a tooth would peek through. She has been doing this for a little over a week now and It has to be teething. She is very whiney and cries a good bit. I'm thinking and hoping that it is only the teething and nothing more than that. We are using Orajel for the pain, we are trying an assortment of toys for teething but she prefers her hands.

Mackenzie - posted on 12/03/2009

ooo ya my son is drooling all over me day and night and blowing spit bubbles all the time its cute to me :)

Elsie - posted on 12/03/2009

my daughter is 3 months old and she drools all the time. we have to change her outfit upto 5 times a day b/c she completely soaks through them even if she has a bib on. I asked her doctor about it and he said that she is overly hydrated and i asked him if that was okay, and he said it was great. it means that she's getting fed right and well

Molly - posted on 12/03/2009

my daugter had her spit bubbles since she was 2 weeks old now its a water fall lol

Dee - posted on 12/03/2009

My lil man has always blown bubbles and drooled. He is trying to stuff his little hands in his mouth constantly now. No signs of teeth yet, but I'm sure they will come soon enough.

Rebecca - posted on 12/03/2009

YES! My daughter just hit 3 months last week, and her face is always soaked. I have to be careful how i hold her, or i will be too!

Kathy - posted on 12/02/2009

My daughter drools a lot also. I just give her teething tablets and things to chew on. My first son started teething at about 4 months, but didn't get his first tooth until 11 1/2 months. Teething pain can start months before a baby actually gets their first tooth.

Brittany - posted on 12/01/2009

My son is 3 months and a week and he has been drooling a lot... but he is cutting a tooth.. i didnt think he was but my husband showed me where his gums are turning red and swollen.

Teri - posted on 12/01/2009

Yes, lots of drool! It seems to be because they haven't learned to swallow stuff in their mouth yet without a nipple...it's supposed to get a little better in a few months when they start solid food.

Dianna - posted on 12/01/2009

yes..my baby goes through so many bibs!!! His Ped. said it's because @ 3 months babies haven't mastered "swallowing' yet so with out a ba-ba they don't know to swallow their drool :)

Jenni - posted on 12/01/2009

Its amazing how much my son drools...I'm waiting for teeth

Phillipa - posted on 12/01/2009

Yeh my little girl has been drooling like mad and shes the same no teeth just drool!

Cassie - posted on 12/01/2009

my son has been drooling alot! he is going on 4 months and as been drooling since 2 ive been doing the same thing and feeling for teeth but none yet but i am feeling little bumps so he definitly could be teething

Rachael - posted on 12/01/2009

yes. my son soaks down the fronts of all his shorts with drool. we have taken to always having a bib on him because between the drooling and the spit up (which he also does alot of) he goes through alot of clothes

Kellie - posted on 12/01/2009

yeah my big guy is the same, drool, hands and anything else in the mouth!

Ramona - posted on 12/01/2009

My son does the same, he turned 3 months yesterday. Just because he isnt cutting teeth doesnt mean he isnt teething, the doc told me they can teeethed for about 4 months before teeth will actually show.