Teeth growth is a very important process in a baby's growth stage, and it is also a process that mothers pay special attention to. So many mothers will pay special attention to the process of their babies growing teeth. Let's take a look today, why does a baby only have one tooth?
Firstly, due to individual differences in babies and variations in the nutrients they supplement during their growth process, there may be differences in the timing of tooth growth. The typical teething period for babies is from June to October. Some babies may be delayed, while others may have to wait until after one year old to grow teeth. These are not major issues, so there is no need to worry too much.
Secondly, some mothers have reported that after their baby grows a tooth, they will not grow a second tooth for a long time, making them feel like their baby will not continue to grow teeth. In fact, this may be due to the fact that during the process of teething, mothers did not supplement the calcium required by the baby, resulting in the baby stopping teething. Usually at this time, the mother needs to supplement the baby with more substances that are helpful for tooth growth, so that the baby can continue to grow teeth.
Finally, during the process of teething, babies may experience tooth grinding due to itching. Mothers can also buy a teething stick for their babies to relieve the itching.
