Milk teeth usually start to emerge when a child is about 6 months old and are fully completed after 2.5 to 3 years. However, the timing of the emergence of milk teeth can vary within a 1-year range. Therefore, if a 7-month-old child has not yet grown teeth but is developing normally, parents should not be too worried, as this could simply be a natural delay in teething.

Babies starting at 6 months of age enter the teething phase, which can cause irritability, fever, loss of appetite, and even weight loss. For parents, each mealtime becomes not just a concern but a source of anxiety. So, what should parents do when their teething baby refuses to eat?

Newborns like to use their mouths in various ways. When parents notice their newborns sticking out their tongues and chewing, they might wonder if this behavior is normal. The short answer is yes; it is completely normal for newborns to stick out their tongues at this age. However, sometimes it can be a signal of something the baby wants to express or an underlying condition.