Teething???

My baby is already gnawing on his hands too! It could be early signs of teething!

Try burping her! My baby was doing the same thing!

My daughter has bouts of teething pain. I can tell it’s happening when she pushes away her bottle, or doesn’t want anything but to nurse. She also drools a lot and is occasionally more fussy than what we consider normal for her. We preemptively bought teething toys and she will use them when she’s really in pain so if she is pushing away and not wanting to eat I would buy some teething toys to offer her and see if that helps you

My two month old baby girl is currently teething. I can visibly see a little tooth coming in on her gums. These are all the signs of teething so your baby is definitely teething. Just keep checking their gums and you might see a tooth within some days or maybe a week because my baby girl has been doing this for like a week I’d probably say if not a week and a half and just a couple days ago, I saw a tooth.

The teething has caused my baby girl lots of discomfort, so she has been struggling to sleep lately

To provide her comfort if you have one offer her a teething, Binky, my baby girl loves the teething Binky so much and another mom recommended Camilla drops that are homeopathic. She told me she uses them for her baby boy and they worked really well he slept a lot better because she said he was waking up like every hour or two . I haven’t tried them yet, but I’m definitely going to give them a try. I’m probably going to go to the doctor next week and I’ll ask the doctor what brand she suggests for my baby if this sounds like something you want to try, I’ll get back to you and let you know what my doctor says

I’m going to be honest with my first I always thought he was teething because he was fussy, drooling, putting hands in his mouth all the signs. He didn’t even get one tooth till he was 9 months old 😂

At 2 months, putting hands in the mouth is usually a normal developmental thing and not necessarily teething. Babies this age are discovering their hands and often use them to self-soothe. The latching, unlatching, and screaming could be hunger, overtiredness, gas, reflux, or just being overstimulated.
That said, some babies do start teething early, although it’s not very common. Signs I’d look for are excessive drooling, swollen or tender gums, wanting to chew on everything, and being fussier than usual.
My baby started chewing on her hands around that age too, but it wasn’t actually teething yet. 🙂

Around 2-3 babies will put their hands in their mouths as a developmental stage. They are discovering their hands as well it helps with monitor skills soon enough they will start coping/talking more.