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4 teeth at once...bad luck or common?

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poorlygums · 10/10/2005 13:09

All four top teeth bulging and breaking through at the same time. 7pm-7am sleeper has gone to waking every 2 hours happily contented baby in the day playing by herself has gone to clingy baby who can't be put down ....she never suffered with her bottom two....is it normal to get so many at once? Anbesol and calpol are my best friends at the moment...

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CaptainCavemansMummy · 10/10/2005 13:17

Ouch poor little babe!! Ds got 2 back ones together and was waking up 2 hourly. King Calpol did the trick
Hope for both your sakes its short lived!

trefusis · 10/10/2005 13:19

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Gomez · 10/10/2005 13:23

DD2 got 4 the first four at the same time and I am sorry to say has continued to sprout her teeth in groups of 4! On a positive note she now has 16 teeth at 16 months only last four to go so should all be over and done with quite quickly. Unlike DD1 who was 2.5 before she got all her teeth.

So short-lived all out hell as opposed to longer term low-key whinging.

Sorry!

waterfalls · 10/10/2005 13:28

MY dts both had 4 teeth each come through at the same time, and they were all molars........absolute murder

gingernut · 10/10/2005 13:52

This happenned with my ds1 - top 4 incisors all together, then later canines came together and then molars. IIRC it happenned to some of my friends children too. I found nurofen helped more than calpol for teething pain.

kama · 10/10/2005 14:03

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WigWamBam · 10/10/2005 14:06

My dd grew all her teeth in batches of 4, although she didn't suffer very badly with them. I was quite pleased they came through that way because at least the discomfort for her was concentrated over a much shorter period of time than if they had all come through separately.

poorlygums · 10/10/2005 14:16

nice to know i am not the only one...i dont want her to get anymore teeth, i love her gummy baby smile....

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hornbag · 10/10/2005 14:25

DS cut front teeth textbook style (in pairs at average age) but recently , at 15 months has had 7 come through at the same time (from the canines back)!!
Just used teething granules/calpol (not needed often though) and looked on the bright side which is that it will be over with quicker and not as lonh and drawn out (I hope!)

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