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[Anonymous]

Well, yesterday, Aidan cut her third tooth. It’s on top. She already has two on bottom. She has been grinding her teeth though. Do they stop this?

[Anonymous]

I bet she’s just getting used to the feel of her new teeth. It probably feels so different to have teeth on both the top & bottom now. My son just cut two teeth on the top. He’s been biting down on everything.

[Anonymous]

most kids are doing just what heather said! My oldest son however, has always been a tooth grinder

[Anonymous]

My girls both used to grind their teeth as infants. It scared me because I thought it was some neurotic condition but the doc assured me that many babies do it when they get new teeth and they usually outgrow it. She was right…both of my girls stopped doing it.

Pertaining to your other post….maybe her teething is keeping her up at night. Myles is a pretty good sleeper, but when he’s teething we are up a lot at night.

[Anonymous]

I thought that too, but when she cut the first two, she didn’t have any problems sleeping.

[Anonymous]

Hmmm….Eliana was like that. She’s the only one of my three who didn’t always have trouble sleeping while teething. For her it was usually only the molars and eye teeth. The other’s didn’t seem to bother her too much.

[Anonymous]

When Colt cut around 3 teeth he started this but its quite funny because we were lying in bed about half asleep and all of a sudden I heard this horrible noise and my husband said “What the hell is that”. We got up listen and trying to find the noise. We finally got to Colt’s crib and it was him. He has stopped now that he has more teeth. But to me it sounds as bad as someone scratching a chalk board. uuuuuuuuuggggggggggggg

[Anonymous]

Oh, I know! The grinding makes my skin crawl!

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