normally when do babies start teething?

• Answers (6)

  Answered at 3:36 AM on Nov. 23, 2008 by: HoneyBear727
  
  My son drooled like freaking crazy at age 3 months but never got any teeth. He didn't get any until 1 week before he turned a year. He is 16 months now and only has 5 teeth.
  
  The average is usually between 6-8 months but if they are delayed thats ok because they will come in stronger.
• Answered at 4:35 AM on Nov. 23, 2008 by: Crystal42683
  
  Babies get their first teeth on average around 6-8 months. Some earlier, some later but that is the average age but kids can begin teething 2 months or so before the teeth even show up ;-).
• Answered at 5:22 AM on Nov. 23, 2008 by: musicpisces
  
  Mine started at 10 weeks. He's only 13 now, but they say it can take months for the first one to break through.
• Answered at 6:50 AM on Nov. 23, 2008 by: happytohelp
  

  Sadly I'm going through that stage now, i have a 7mo and he is biting everything and crying alot more and i can even see a tooth but i don't know if its going to come through because my other children didn't get them till 11mo and 13mo Stacey.x
• Answered at 8:47 AM on Nov. 23, 2008 by: DanielleStover1
  
  My son is 4 months his first tooth broke through a few days ago, and a second on the way i think. my son was drooling, fussy, and always had his hands in his mouth for a month or so before the first broke through.
• Answered at 2:20 AM on Nov. 24, 2008 by: Iskkra
  
  Babies can get their first teeth anywhere from birth to 14 months... Mine got his first at 9 months, but a friend of mine had a three week old who was teething. I myself didn't get my first tooth till 13 months. So, it all depends... You'll know, though, because a first tooth is hard to miss!

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