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🦷 TeethingOrSick Teething or sick?
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Answer a few quick questions and we'll tell you if it's teething, something to watch, or time to call the doctor.
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Does your baby have a fever?
Teething can cause a very slight temp rise, but NOT a true fever over 100.4°F.
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No feverTemp feels normal
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Slightly warmUnder 100.4°F / 38°C
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True fever100.4°F / 38°C or higher
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How fussy is your baby?
Teething babies are uncomfortable but generally consolable with distraction or cuddles.
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Mildly fussyMore clingy, some whining
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Pretty fussyHard to soothe, crying more than usual
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InconsolableCan't be soothed, high-pitched crying
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Any extra drooling or chewing?
Excess drool and chewing on everything are the most classic teething signs.
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Yes, tons of droolChewing on hands, toys, anything
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A little more than usualSome drool, occasional chewing
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Not reallyNo extra drool or chewing noticed
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Is your baby pulling at their ears?
Ear pulling can mean an ear infection. Teething may also cause jaw pain that radiates to the ear.
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Not at allNo ear tugging behavior
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OccasionallySome ear touching here and there
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Frequently pullingConstant tugging, especially one side
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Any runny nose or congestion?
Mild clear runny nose can come with teething. Thick yellow or green mucus usually means illness.
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No runny noseClear and dry
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Clear, watery dripThin and colorless
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Yellow or green mucusThick, colored discharge
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Any rash on the body?
Drool rash around the mouth is normal with teething. A body rash or spots may indicate something else.
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No rashSkin looks normal
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Red around mouth/chin onlyDrool rash — very normal with teething
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Rash on body or spotsWidespread rash, bumps, or red spots
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Any tummy troubles?
Teething does NOT directly cause diarrhea or vomiting — these usually mean illness.
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Digestion seems normalNo changes in poop or vomiting
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Slightly loose stoolsA bit softer than usual
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Diarrhea or vomitingWatery stools or throwing up
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How is your baby eating?
Sore gums can make feeding uncomfortable, but total refusal is a bigger red flag.
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Eating normallyNo change in appetite
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Eating a bit lessFussier at meals, reduced appetite
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Refusing to eatWon't nurse, bottle feed, or take solids
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How is sleep going?
Teething commonly disrupts sleep — especially at night when there are no distractions.
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Sleeping normallyNo real change in sleep patterns
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More wake-ups than usualRestless, waking more at night
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Barely sleepingUp most of the night, can't settle
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🦷 Likely Teething! Rafi's symptoms point to classic teething
📋 What we found
💡 What to try right now
🧊Cold teetherNumbs sore gums
💊Baby MotrinBest for pain relief
🖐️Gum massageClean finger pressure
🥕Cold foodsChilled purees or snacks
🤗Extra cuddlesComfort goes a long way
🛁Warm bathSoothes and distracts
🛒 Top-rated products
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Sophie la Girafe TeetherPediatrician recommended · easy to grip
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Comotomo Silicone TeetherFreezer safe · soft on sore gums
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Children's MotrinMost effective OTC pain relief
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Drool Bibs 10-PackSoft, absorbent · keeps baby dry
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📞 Call your pediatrician if...
Fever reaches 100.4°F / 38°C or higher
Symptoms last more than a few days
Diarrhea, vomiting, or body rash appears
Baby seems in significant or worsening pain
TeethingOrSick is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician with any concerns about your child's health.
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🦷 My Baby's Teeth Tap any tooth to update its status
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15To go
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Lower jaw
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📅 Teething timeline
6–10 mo
Bottom central incisors
2 teeth · usually first
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8–12 mo
Top central incisors
2 teeth
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9–13 mo
Top lateral incisors
2 teeth · coming soon!
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10–16 mo
Bottom lateral incisors
2 teeth
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13–19 mo
First molars
4 teeth · often the toughest
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16–23 mo
Canines (cuspids)
4 teeth
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23–33 mo
Second molars
4 teeth · final baby teeth
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Tooth eruption timing varies widely between babies. These ranges are averages — don't worry if your baby is ahead or behind!
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