Does this look like it will break thru soon? Shes been teething forever! 7 months old. Fever last night too

Question

Answer

I can't tell from the photo 
6 months is the average for first teeth, but that doesn't mean it happens for all babies. The longer it takes for their teeth to come in though, the stronger the teeth are. It's not a bad thing.

Let's talk about those teething symptoms though.

Drooling is not a teething sign. It's a digestive milestone. It starts around 8-12 weeks and doesn't stop there.

Chewing is also a digestive milestone that starts at about 12 weeks. It is also how baby discovers their own world. Chewing will continue for a long time, teeth or no teeth.

Most studies even state that teething causes no fever, and that it's a myth. Apparently teething doesn't really cause pain. I have 3 kids though and occasionally, especially when some molars, my kids experienced obvious discomfort. Still, chances are very good that the fever and fussiness are unrelated to new teeth and caused by a bug.

Hope this helps. Late teeth are strong teeth. One of my friends had 2 kids that had no teeth at their first birthdays. It happens. No concern needed.

Answer

u can see the tooth just about . that white line

Does this look like it will break thru soon? Shes been teething forever! 7 months old. Fever last night too

Let's Glow!

The Top Baby Tracker App: Embrace New Beginnings with Tender Care

The Top Fertility Tracker App: Your Path to Achieving Pregnancy

The Top Pregnancy App: Nurturing Your Journey to Motherhood

The Top Period Tracker for Empowering Your Menstrual Health Journey