TEETH.
One is defiitely through, the second looks kinda through, but not full through yet. Bottom two teeth.
damn it.
I really, really, really love my babies toothless. They're just so damned cute! (no, it has nothing to do with nursing. Nursing babies with teeth is pretty much no difference than nursing babies without.)
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Aw, man! At least he waited until 6 months.
Andrew was like your Ella--the two bottom ones came in 2 days after he turned 3 months, and the rest just kept coming and coming and coming. I never really had a gummy baby! :*(
Awww, he's groing up so fast.
WOW - I can't imagine what it would be like to have a baby with teeth at 6 months. That being said, food sure is easier now that Chicken has two!!
I remember that look - we were out to dinner one night, and the waitress looked at our daughter and said "Oh, an upside down bunny rabbit." Toothless is great, but those first teeth are pretty precious too (well, except when they're trying to break through).
Awww teeth already?! Slow down, little man!
Wow! Teeth already! Nicolas got his first two bottom teeth at 9 months and Zach got his at 11 months. Way to go Karl!
Teeth, already?
Wow.
I love gummy grinning babies, too.
Sam has his first two teeth-came tearing through the gums the same day as his last shots. He's got a third peeking out. I think the cutest time is when they have these first two teeth. After that, eh, whatever, lol.
2 of my kids had teeth before 6 months. My third child didn't get his first tooth until 10+ months.
Karl is quite the over achiever. Still no teeth for Jillian and she has a few months on him. I sweat at rate we're going at my house Jewels' baby will have teeth before her!
Noooooooo, not already!
TTG got his first tooth at 4 months and has a whole mouthful now at 11 months.
I'm glad to hear about the nursing babies w/ teeth being no different. I was dreading when my daughter starts cutting teeth; thinking it may be the end of breastfeeding for me. Now I have hope to continue the entire first year.
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