Teething signs and symptoms• Signs that your baby is

teething• Symptoms can last for just a

few days, right around the time a new tooth is emerging, or for as long as several months if a lot of teeth come through all at once. For a few lucky babies (and parents), teething doesn't cause any noticeable signs at all. What's tricky is that there's no single set of teething symptoms.

What's not from teething• Even though plenty of parents swear

these symptoms seem directly related to their child's teething, there's no scientific proof that they are linked. Experts including the American Academy of Pediatrics say fever and diarrhea are not normal teething symptoms. One of many possible explanations for these symptoms is that teething babies frequently put things in their mouth to soothe their gums, so they're coming into contact with more viruses and other germs.

When to worry about a late tether

• The first pearly white typically peeks through when a baby is between 4 and 7 months old, but it's also perfectly normal for it to show up quite a bit later. If your child's teeth are slow to appear but her bone growth, skin, and hair are normal, there's likely nothing wrong. But if your baby reaches 18 months with no tooth in sight, mention it to her doctor – she may refer you to a pediatric dentis

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