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Parenting: 9 - 12 Months Community

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jldevi posted:

How old are your los and how many teeth does he/she have? My DS is 11 months and has 12 teeth, with 13 and 14 on their way in.

34 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:poll: teethHow old are your los and how many teeth does he/she have? My DS is 11 months and has 12 teeth, with 13 and 14 on their way in.

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smatusiak responded:

Holy smokes!! My LO is 11 months and has two. She's had them since April. Her top gums are swollen and she seemed like she's teething for a while, but nothing...

Report This| Share this:poll: teethHoly smokes!! My LO is 11 months and has two. She's had them since April. Her top gums are swollen and she seemed like she's teething for a while, but nothing...

jlcohen78 responded:

DD is 10 1/2 months and got her first 2 right at 10 months.

Lucky you with the teeth! My 2 year old is STILL working on 2 molars....

Report This| Share this:poll: teethDD is 10 1/2 months and got her first 2 right at 10 months. <br><br>Lucky you with the teeth! My 2 year old is STILL working on 2 molars.... <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/pbpt.gif" align="top" border="0">

MISSBUBBLEYAJG responded:

Wow lots of teeth! hehe..LO is going to be 1yr next Sunday and she has 6 teeth..her bottom 2, her fang teeth(which she has had forever), and finally her top ones(they just came in over the weekend)

Report This| Share this:poll: teethWow lots of teeth! hehe..LO is going to be 1yr next Sunday and she has 6 teeth..her bottom 2, her fang teeth(which she has had forever), and finally her top ones(they just came in over the weekend) <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/grin.gif" align="top" border="0">

cduffy responded:

My LO is 10 mos and has 1 tooth!

Report This| Share this:poll: teethMy LO is 10 mos and has 1 tooth!

alex1026 responded:

LO turned 9 months on Sunday and has NO teeth yet!!! His gums are SSSSOOOOO puffy, but nothing's popped through yet...

Report This| Share this:poll: teethLO turned 9 months on Sunday and has NO teeth yet!!! His gums are SSSSOOOOO puffy, but nothing's popped through yet...

KerryMills responded:

Wow that's alot of teeth! Matt will be one on Monday

and he has eight teeth and cutting his one year molars. He'll be getting four more soon.

Report This| Share this:poll: teethWow that's alot of teeth! Matt will be one on Monday <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/sad.gif" align="top" border="0"> and he has eight teeth and cutting his one year molars. He'll be getting four more soon.

waugamanjl responded:

Travis is 9 1/2 mths and he has 8 teeth

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Tweety52076 responded:

My LO is 10 months old and has two teeth (bottom front). She currently is cutting two more teeth - an eye tooth and one of her front teeth

Report This| Share this:poll: teethMy LO is 10 months old and has two teeth (bottom front). She currently is cutting two more teeth - an eye tooth and one of her front teeth

mtlmayhem responded:

LO will be 1 on the 13th and he has 3 teeth, (bottom two and top right) with #4 (top left) not too far behind!!

Report This| Share this:poll: teethLO will be 1 on the 13th and he has 3 teeth, (bottom two and top right) with #4 (top left) not too far behind!!

Heather0221 responded:

DD is 9 months and has 2 teeth (bottom 2) that appeared 1 day apart when she was 5 months old. Nothing since then! Her top gums have also been swollen (I think) but nothing yet.

Report This| Share this:poll: teethDD is 9 months and has 2 teeth (bottom 2) that appeared 1 day apart when she was 5 months old. Nothing since then! Her top gums have also been swollen (I think) but nothing yet.

mamaj1012 responded:

OMG thats alot of teeth! My sonis almost 10 months and has 4. 5 and 6(top) and I think maybe a 7th(bottom) one is on the way!

Report This| Share this:poll: teethOMG thats alot of teeth! My sonis almost 10 months and has 4. 5 and 6(top) and I think maybe a 7th(bottom) one is on the way!

alisonmai responded:

10 months and 2 teeth...

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alliegirl77 responded:

Yikes! My LO is 10 months and has 4. Seh has some catching up to do to your 12! Whoa!

Report This| Share this:poll: teethYikes! My LO is 10 months and has 4. Seh has some catching up to do to your 12! Whoa! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/sillygrin.gif" align="top" border="0">

roni090909 responded:

Wow your little guy is a teething machine!!! Mine is 9 months and has 6.

Report This| Share this:poll: teethWow your little guy is a teething machine!!! Mine is 9 months and has 6.

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