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Teething and eruption

2021-08-13 07:04:21
My baby boy is 9 months old and the first teething process started around 3 weeks back and teeths are not fully out.  Can see the teeth coming out but How long does it take to fully come out as it's been more than 2 weeks.
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Teething is a gradual process and will take time. Range of 3 - 16 months mostly..don't worry

Answered2021-08-13 08:09:30

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Teething is a gradual process ranging from 4 months to 18 months of age Whats happening with your child is normal nothing to worry.
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Patience is the key to good parenting. Have a good day

Answered2021-08-13 07:48:51

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