got any advice?

India
October 22, 2009 3:11am CST
Hi friends, i've a 6 month old son, and i think that my son is having some teething problems. He's always salivating and puts everything into his mouth, and he has also started crying a lot lately. Is this a part of teething process, is there any way to soothe him? Please advice, it's driving me nuts!!!!!!
3 responses
@gowriv89 (295)
• India
22 Oct 09
Hi buddy.... hey relax man this is not at all teething problem... you know your son is growing new teeth so he will have some itching sensation in his gums... thats why he may bite every toy even in order to reduce the itching.... once teeth starts growing he will be all right... just wash his toys often so that he doesn't get any infection.... take good care of your son...
@borhan (1338)
• United States
22 Oct 09
Some hard rubber made toys are found in baby stores. Generally once babies start doing these, those toys are given and they start chewing or biting them. What are these called? Probably teether. Am i correct? These teethers can be given to him for some relaxes.
@gowriv89 (295)
• India
22 Oct 09
Yeah... probably that might help your son..... try those kinds of toys and then check how he feels.... so don't worry buddy... it is quite normal with kids... hope this is your first kid... and by the way what is his name????
• India
22 Oct 09
Hi friends, thank you all for your good and kind advice. i think you are right, his gums must be itching and that's why he's trying to chew on everything. my son's name is Wetso. Thank you once again.
@athomice (396)
• Philippines
22 Oct 09
Yes that's normal, you can ask his pedia for some oral ointment/gel for babies. My son's pedia gave him some oral gel but he doesn't like it and we gave him a teether and a pacifier (ask your dortor) to prevent him from putting his fingers/hands in his mouth. Ask your pedia for best solution.
• India
22 Oct 09
Thank you athomice, for the advice, i'll let a Dr check him.
@borhan (1338)
• United States
22 Oct 09
I feel it is happening due to new teeth affairs. However, thats my feeling. I am not a doctor. Better you consult a pediatric dr for this.