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Teething at 10 weeks?

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chicaguapa · 14/01/2005 20:39

After 2 days of irritability ds has now got bright red cheeks. Could he be teething?

I'm reluctant to give him calpol at such a young age, he didn't even need any after his first injections. Any alternatives?

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handlemecarefully · 14/01/2005 21:14

Could quite possibly be teething. My dd got her first tooth and 12 weeks.

Sadly I don't think there are any alternatives to calpol...

nailpolish · 14/01/2005 21:41

have you had a feel of his gums? at the front. if you dont want to give calpol try calgel or bonjela, torub on the gums. i feel its better if they get teeth early, my dd had a tooth at 16 wks and she didnt have too much bother, i felt it was because her gums were softer.

michelle30 · 14/01/2005 21:41

there is something u can use its called ashton&parsons powder its really helpfull its in a blue and white box contains 20 sachets & shouldnt cost more than 1.99 you can get it from lloyds chemist or moss probably at most of them and dont know if you have a shop called savers where you are but you can get it there aswell

nailpolish · 14/01/2005 21:43

oh yeah - that ashtons powder is great! for a multitude of things

fredly · 15/01/2005 17:40

Yes, the powder is great. Used it with dd who also cut her 1st tooth at 12 weeks

CountessDracula · 15/01/2005 17:54

Teetha powder (homeopathic) is fantastic - can buy in Boots etc

Amanda3266 · 15/01/2005 17:56

Yes - could be teething. My DS got his first tooth at 17 weeks but dribbled and had bright red cheeks for ages before hand. There's probably development afoot under his gums.

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