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Can babies teethe as early as 2 months?

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Yes but your unlikely to see them that early. It’s a long process and all babies react differently x

Possible but they also “discover” their hands around that age so are constantly chewing them/ drooling which are often confused for teething.

Hi, yes my LO started teething at 2 months. Had the really red hot cheeks and drool and biting everything. It seemed really early and she's 1 now and still no teeth. But a lot isn't available for them at that age so I bought the nuby teether and put it in the freezer and only calpol if the cheeks are really hot. Everything else isn't til 3 months - like parsons powder is really good (better then the gel and bonjela gel). And then nurofen i found is better than calpol when they're over 6 months

She also went off her milk when her cheeks were really hot so decided to use when absolutely needed (though I think it says 3months on the bottle) the nurse told us from 8 weeks is fine as they can have it after their jabs too and better to do that so she would still drink x

Yes mine did, she got her first two at 3.5 months

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