Teething Tips
Your baby’s first set of teeth will usually emerge at about 6 months of age. Although discomfort and irritability are normal in teething babies, there are other symptoms that may be the warning signs of a more serious problem.
Here are some basics that parents should know about teething, courtesy of the American Dental Association:
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