What's the cause of this Teething discomfort?
Well, we thought you'd never ask. The discomfort that results from teething is due largely in part to pressure that is exerted on the gum tissue of the mouth. This tissue is commonly known as the "Periodontal Membrane". This part of your precious baby's gums contains blood vessels and sensory nerve endings for pain and touch
Somewhere around the 6th month, your child's new teeth will begin their
trek, pushing there way up through this sensitive Periodontal Membrane
(known as erupting) and causing varying teething symptoms in your child
as the new teeth begin to emerge. One teething symptom that you may recognize
is a slight swelling in the gums.
In order to bring your baby some relief consider massaging your baby's
teeth firmly with a clean finger. It may be uncomfortable to your child
at first but after a few gentle rubs babies tend to relax. Another idea
to consider would be to massage your baby's gums using a cool cloth
from the fridge this can help to soothe your baby's teething symptoms.
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