When I went to get Abby out of her crib this morning, I found her face covered in drool crust.
"Eeeewwww! What's with the excess drool?"
I washed her face and started to feed her. Half-way through her feeding, she looked up at me and gave me the biggest grin. That was when I noticed extra ridges in her upper gums.
"Ooh, can she actually be getting more teeth?! Finally!" It has been almost 4 months since she got her last tooth.
I stuck a finger in her mouth to feel around and, sure enough, I could feel the sharp little "teeth" on the tooth that was emerging. I guess these baby ridges are to help the tooth cut through the gums. They get smoothed out pretty quickly once baby starts to use their new tooth, but I felt their sharpness when Abby got annoyed with my finger in her mouth and chomped down to express her feeling!
This is her third tooth. Upper left.
"Eeeewwww! What's with the excess drool?"
I washed her face and started to feed her. Half-way through her feeding, she looked up at me and gave me the biggest grin. That was when I noticed extra ridges in her upper gums.
"Ooh, can she actually be getting more teeth?! Finally!" It has been almost 4 months since she got her last tooth.
I stuck a finger in her mouth to feel around and, sure enough, I could feel the sharp little "teeth" on the tooth that was emerging. I guess these baby ridges are to help the tooth cut through the gums. They get smoothed out pretty quickly once baby starts to use their new tooth, but I felt their sharpness when Abby got annoyed with my finger in her mouth and chomped down to express her feeling!
This is her third tooth. Upper left.
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