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Сообщение от sekunda

как за месяц?! не погоди какие еще зубы, ты что, ттт, только зубов нам ине хватает

а слюни то во всю...

знаю, у тебя отличный англицкий

Q: What's with the drooling?

A: Your baby is probably teething, or soon to be. Baby teeth break through as early as 3 months or as late as 12, and most babies sprout their first pearly white between 4 and 7 months of age. Even a full month or two before the first tooth comes in, your baby may start drooling heavily. You may also notice her gurgling on saliva, gumming objects, putting her hand in her mouth, or chomping down on you when she's breastfeeding. It's also possible for an increase in drooling to signal a problem that needs attention, says Jennifer Shu, a pediatrician and editor of Baby and Child Health. "If you see any redness, blisters, or white patches in your baby's mouth, she may have a viral infection — like hand, foot, and mouth disease or thrush — and it would be wise to call your doctor."