2 month old started teething what can I give to him to help?

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Thanks

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Dribbling and hand eating can be a sign. 
Worked in nurserys for 7 years and a mum of two.
The YOUNGEST a baby can start is two months I think. 
My son had teething symptoms from 4 months onwards and didn't get his first tooth until he was 10 MONTHS OLD and didn't get anymore until he was 15 months... He was very late.
My friends baby on the other hand had 8 teeth by the time they were 8 months.
-Dribble 
- Runny poops (very acidic due to excess saliva) 
- slight raised temp but shouldn't have a fever
- Red cheeks
- chopping down on everything in sight 😅
- turn away from food that doesn't feel nice against their gums. 
To help - cold flannels or teething toys that have been in the fridge to cool for babies to chew,  pain relief ( teething granules work best in my opinion, I only use paracetamol if they are really suffering)

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Mine is teething as well! Teething necklaces are supposed to be very beneficial. I’ve been hesitant to try it because they freak me out. But so many people swear by them. The lady I spoke with at this baby boutique did say you can put it on their ankle and cover it with a sock but it’s not as beneficial as around their neck. I gave my daughter Tylenol one night bc she wouldn’t sleep. I put my finger I. Her mouth and she was going to townnn. I found a small teethed for her. A lot of the ones I have are too big. So try to find one that baby can easily fit in their mouth

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Mine is doing the same. I googled it and it said that it is possible to start at 2 months.

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Are you sure? Babies this age do start to drool and suck their hands but teething doesn’t usually start until 6 mo. Sometimes 9.

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