my baby just turn 3 months and i think shes teething is that possible isnt it too soon??

Gillian - posted on 06/08/2010

she could be teething my son had his first 2 teeth at 3 months he is now 17 months and has all his baby teeth. his dr has commented several times about it. he couldn't believe he had that many teeth already

Trina - posted on 06/05/2010

some babies are born with teeth, not very often, but sometimes it does happen, so yes it is entirely possible for her to be teething at 3 months. my son is 3 months as well and is teething.....

Sammantha - posted on 06/05/2010

my son started teething when he was 3 months old. Good Luck!!

Lisa - posted on 06/05/2010

Yea they start teething early so I hope you have some Humphreys in the house because My daughter just turned 3 months and she is also doing the same things that you are going threw with your daughter but she is at time a quite baby if I talk to her or sing to her lol

Sharon - posted on 06/02/2010

My baby is doing the same thing and when I had her to the doctor he said she most definately could be teething. Lots of love, and tylenol if there is a fever or if she is really uncomfortable. He suggested to NOT use oragel or other teething ointments.

Jeanette - posted on 06/02/2010

yes my boy is 3 and a half months also and teething. he already has 2 teeth about to break through. he is a twin and his sister is showing no signs yet which is interesting. also the best stuff is humphrey's homepathic teethng tablets. i have found them at target and walmart.

Katelyn - posted on 06/02/2010

My son has been teething since 1 month and is now 13 weeks and tooth is only just starting to surface.. sounds normal to me :)

Nicola - posted on 06/01/2010

My daughter Evie had a bit of a tooth coming through at around 10 weeks old. Now at 15 weeks shes dribbling constantly, knawing at her fists and also ges cranky. A little bit of teething powders seems to help. Totally normal. x

Angel - posted on 05/31/2010

My son is 3 1/2 months when I first realized that he may be teething. He always drooled like all babies, but it was too much drool. I was changing his clothing as many as 3 times in 1 hr. He is constantly biting his hands and has outburst of cries eventhogh he has been changed feed and had a nap. At first I thouth it was colic. but noticed when feeding him he would chew the nipple and then cry. Definitely teething. Sometimes when looking at his gums it almost looks like a tooth about to cut through his gums too.

Angel

Joanne - posted on 05/31/2010

My Lil Mama is doing the same thing. She jams her fingers in her muth as far as they will go, gums everything...she is definitely teething. But, so early!!!

ME - posted on 05/29/2010

Sounds like it to me...My son (two and a half) had four front teeth by the time he was four months old...so, it wouldn't be unheard of for a baby that young to be starting the process. It sometimes takes a couple of weeks for the first one or two to break through tho...Try all natural teething tablets, there's a couple of brands and I like them all about the same...They worked amazing with my son! Luckily, our three month old daughter hasn't started it yet...

Melissa - posted on 05/29/2010

My baby is doing the same thing and is teething already! Some babies are born with teeth

Tanisha - posted on 05/28/2010

My baby just made 4 months and ever since she found her hands she had been gumming away. I'm sure she is teething as she drools and is very cranky when you put her down. I just let her gnaw on my hand until she falls asleep

Barbara - posted on 05/27/2010

My boy is 3 months and got his first tooth last week and is working on his 2nd tooth right now. My three children that are older than him all got their first teeth when they were 3 months old!! Is it early yes! But uncommon NO!!

Tasha - posted on 05/25/2010

no its not to soon. my son just turned 3 months on sunday and he was teething way before that. he drewls all the time and crys all the time

Jennifer - posted on 05/25/2010

My 14 week old has been eating her fists and drooling all over everything for the last week or so. Everyone else has told me it's too early, but I swear she's acting like she's teething. I tried to feel around in there and her upper gum feels really hard. I sure hope it takes awhile for any teeth to come in...my son was like a shark on my breasts and I had to give it up at 8 months. As it is...she likes to bite down her gums on my nips and send me through the roof.

Rebecca - posted on 05/25/2010

My baby girl is 3 months and I was wondering if she was teething. Now I am sure she is. Not only does she suck on her hands or mine, she drooles all the time. And when she is breast feeding I catch her biting down with her gums on my nips. It has been so long sence my sons were at this stage that I forgot all about it.

Tracie - posted on 05/24/2010

dont worry im going through the same thing with my 3 month old son hes always drooling and sucking on his fingers my advice is get some teething rings that you can put in the fridge and let her chew on those while they are still cool that will help numb the pain for her

Joy - posted on 05/24/2010

Mine is doing the same thing! I was wondering that myself but kept thinking it was WAY too early. Glad I am not the only one.

Ananda - posted on 05/23/2010

Hailey will be 3 months on Wednesday. She's also sucking her hands, drooling and the last 2 days cranky!! Didn't think it was her teeth, but after reading all the posts, it is definitely her teeth. Any suggestions on what to use? I've heard that virol powder works?

Kathy - posted on 05/23/2010

It is very rare for a child to get a tooth before 4 months but it is not unheard of. However, with that in mind children can start teething months before a tooth comes in. I swore that my oldest was teething at 3 months but he didn't get a tooth until 11 months old! All babies are different and while it is rare there can be a tooth very soon! Good luck!!

Elizabeth - posted on 05/23/2010

My little girl is 3 and 1/2 months old and has her first tooth. We found it last night - not the usual front one either. Oh no! She has decided to get her stomach teeth first! lol. A friend of mine, her little boys is 5 months and has 6 teeth already, he started getting teeth at 2 months.

Tempestt - posted on 05/22/2010

No way! Every child does things things at different times! My daughter Willow is 3 and a half months and is teething. Her bottom right is already popping through! They can have teething signs for months before a tooth comes through. My daughter's doctor kept telling me she wasn't teething but she is drooling profusely, chewing on her fist and sucking on her arm till she gives herself hickies (pacifiers and teethers she does not like) and extreme crankiness, she never did any of these things before and was always content...and here comes her first tooth! Good Luck!

Joan - posted on 05/22/2010

Is it possible for a baby to have an early signs of teething?!? My 2mos and 3wks old baby do also drooling and sucks her hands. I just thought it was just her habit but once i've read this page i do now believe bout it.

Stephanie - posted on 05/22/2010

My little girl is amost 3 and a half months, an dshe is drooling, sucking on her hand a lot, and gets cranky a little. My husband and I thinking that she is teething. I won't know if she is til she goes to the doctor next month.

Sarah - posted on 05/22/2010

hi, my son is 14 weeks old and in the last week just started to really suck on his thumbs and fists, he hasnt been drooling, not that i have noticed, but has had slightly red cheeks, and really grizzly. so i thought id have a feel around in his gums, and there was lumps on his top and bottom gums on the front of them. i took him to the dentist and she said to me yes thats his cuspid, but the havent come through there just a hard lump. babies arent supposed to get these till there 17 months or older??

Sytrana - posted on 05/22/2010

Oh my daughter is 3 months and she started to teeth about when she was 2 months and 3 weeks, my mom and the doctor said its the time they start to

Sammantha - posted on 05/22/2010

This page really helped me. I have a son that is 3 and half months old and he has recently began drooling a lot and sucking on his poor little fist until it is bright red. He is a lot more cranky then usual, i had no idea that teething could start this early, however i do believe it now. Thank you!

Jayme-Lee - posted on 05/22/2010

on average, how long after the teeth start moving (or your bub starts showing the natural indicators of teething) do they normally cut through the gums? yes i realise that every baby is different, but just a rough guideline

Stephanie - posted on 05/21/2010

My LO is teething as well, has been for a few weeks now. She has been doing well with it. We kinda got a heads up about it at our 2 month check up, the Dr told us to watch teeth because she will be an early teether.

Amanda - posted on 05/21/2010

hi my baby is the same way!...now hes sucking on all his fingers its soo cute and we think hes teething already hes 4 and a half months old 2...

Kassy - posted on 05/21/2010

my lil girl is doing the same and shes 3 1/2 months... she sucks on her fingers, drools, she'll even bit down on ur hand if ur holding her. has to chew on everything... shes been doing that for about a month. ever since she found her hands lol!

Samantha - posted on 05/21/2010

yes, its possible. My son is three months and he is teething too :)

Tammie - posted on 05/21/2010

LORENA I THOUGHT THE SAME THING ABOUT MY 3 MONTH OLD,ONLY SHE HAS BEEN DOING THAT EVERY SINCE SHE WAS A MONTH,YES A MONTH,SO I GIVE HER GRIPE WATER TO CALM THE CRANKYNESS,AS FOR THE TEETHING WELL I WILL BE TRYING THE OLD BLACK FOLKS TALE,I WILL LET YOU KNOW.

Brooke - posted on 05/20/2010

my 3 month old is doing the same thing , but when I and her doctor looked at her gums there were no teeth looking like they are coming through so I have put it down to growing.... hope this helps

Caitlin - posted on 05/20/2010

My little girl is doing that too, but my first did the same thing atthe same age, and only cut her first tooth at 13 months old, so it really depends on the child.

Lena May - posted on 05/20/2010

Heya, my little girl has also just turned 3months old and is doing everything everyone has said. I didn't realise this could be teething so from reading everyones comments thank you now i may know the cause of her vomiting more sucking her hands and also drowling more and is even starting 2 get cranky and not want 2 go 2 bed although she does sleep right through the night even if shes slept most of the day =)

Jackquline - posted on 05/19/2010

My daughter is 13 weeks and she is doing just the same thing. Her doctor told me that she is doing good and Just to help as much as I can to help her through the ruff spots.

Tiffany - posted on 05/19/2010

my daughter has just turned 3 months and she is doing the same it is the teeth movin around in the gums which is mostly the cause of it my son did the same thing he didnt actually get a tooth till he was 5 1/2 months old. but they are getting ready to move up and cut

Jessica - posted on 05/19/2010

My daughter is drooling all the time, sucking on her hands and chewing on anything she can get her hands on. I think she is teething. She is almost 4 months old

Marianne - posted on 05/19/2010

I HAVE BEE NTHINKING THE SAME THING TOO ABOUT MY BABY GIRL SHE WILL BE 13 WEEKS TOMMOROW

Jo-Anne - posted on 05/18/2010

Ethan also has the Rosy cheeks, fist eating and drooling ... can't feel any teeth yet ... but do believe they may be coming soon!

Amy-dawn - posted on 05/18/2010

yep i have the same just over three months little girl, my first boy had his first tooth cut at 5 months....

Zoe - posted on 05/18/2010

rosy cheeks, tell tale! :) x

Joanne - posted on 05/18/2010

Hi, My son is also displaying similar behaviour. Initially I shunned the idea he was teething but the more I read, I'm thinking it's possible. He's drewling, sucking on hands and vomiting much more than usual, and I'm almost certain I can see teeth behind the gums more clearly than before. I now think that may be what is waking him earlier too. After reading this conversation I think I'll try some natural remedy. Thanks.

Zoe - posted on 05/18/2010

my boy is too, its not too young at all :) babies can be born with teeth. natural remedies like Teetha are excellent. x

Rachel - posted on 05/18/2010

yes it is very possible for your baby to be teething there are good natural remedies that will help with the pain. my little girl is 3 and a half months and has been teething for a month

Charlotte - posted on 05/18/2010

Hi, my baby is 3 and a half months old and also showing signs of teething. I have read that babies can start teething months before a tooth actually shows, so yes she could be.