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early teether - age of first molars

3 replies

dodi1978 · 25/05/2014 21:59

Hi,

my DS (10 months) is a relatively early teether, at least judging by tooth eruption charts such as this one - his first three pairs were about 2 months ahead of 'normal' schedule (first one at 5 1/4 months), he then took a long break and only popped out his fourth pair last week (in other words, pretty much caught up with what is described here as the normal schedule).

dentistryforchildrenhawaii.com/faq/tooth-eruption

If he stays within the normal sequence, his now due his first molars, although apparently not for a few months yet. When did the first molars come through with your kids? Did it make a big difference for eating? I am asking because I'm hoping it will make mealtimes easier (not that they are particularly difficult now, but I still have to adapt meals now and then... and I'd rather not have to!)

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JuniperTisane · 25/05/2014 22:02

13 months for DS2. The 2nd uppers. He's 17 months next week and no more have arrived yet Smile

JuniperTisane · 25/05/2014 22:05

Oops. I mean't 1st uppers molars.

MegMogandOwlToo · 25/05/2014 22:22

DS got his first two teeth at 12 weeks, and his molars at around 14 months.

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