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uneven teething, is it normal?

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Kjaysmum · 30/06/2005 21:32

my 13 month old has cut his first bottom two teeth as expected but when he cut his top 4 only three came through. I can see the very edge of the forth just splitting the gum but it is coming through much slower than the others, is this normal?

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Twiglett · 30/06/2005 21:34

totally and utterly normal

Kjaysmum · 01/07/2005 06:54

thanks twiglett, sounds like I worry too much but you don't know the first time till it happens do you (smile)

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Kjaysmum · 01/07/2005 06:55
Smile
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NotQuiteCockney · 01/07/2005 07:02

They often come through weird. My DS1 had just one top tooth for ages. Very attractive. And DS2 is refusing to have bottom teeth at the moment, just top ones - he's got four out.

jessicasmummy · 01/07/2005 07:52

jess has 2 bottom and one top - looks like two more on the bottom will appear before the other top one!

Twiglett · 01/07/2005 08:51

we all do it

DD had 2 bottom teeth, then the top 2 but at the outside came down and she looked like vampira the bat baby for at least 2 months

DS was totally textbook though

SoupDragon · 01/07/2005 09:44

I had 2 vampire babies - bottom middle 2 teeth followed by outside top front ones. Bless them.

loulabelle222 · 01/07/2005 10:16

i honestly think my 13m old has all of his teeth.. he has been so grotty lately . everyone asks me how many teeth he has... i couldnt tell u ... he has loads the last back ones at the bottom have come through... i seriously think he has a new tooth every day

Kjaysmum · 02/07/2005 20:22

reaasured and amused, thanks hmmm vamires eh! :O talking about biting..........there's another thing!

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Kjaysmum · 02/07/2005 20:25

aha getting the hang of this!

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Kjaysmum · 03/07/2005 10:43

KJ seems to be getting a little confused, since I stopped breast feeding him a couple of weeks ago he gets kind of over affectionate which ends up with a bite, I usually give him something else to bite on and tell him he mustn't bite me, it doesn't seem to be aggressive but is pretty painfull, anyone got any suggestions on how I should respond?

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SoupDragon · 03/07/2005 11:13

I think a firm "no biting" and distraction is the right way to go.

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