When do babies usually get teeth?

Answer 1

Some babies are born with teeth! It varies considerably. What age do baby teeth appear. Honestly, that depends on the baby. My little girl is almost 5 months old, and she doesn't have any teeth, but she's teething. My friends daughter is only 3 months and has five teeth. My brother in-law didn't get his teeth until he was 8 months old. So like I said, it just depends on the child. If you look at their gums, and you see a white spot, that is where a tooth will be coming up. Just have lots of stuff for them to chew on to ease their pain. You don't want a fussy child. Believe me. Lol Hope this helps you out!

Answer 2

Babies get their first teeth, central incisors, around 8-12 months. A month later they get lateral incisor. At age 16-22 months canines appear. First molars appear around 13-19 months, and second molars appear around 25-33 months.

Answer 3

The first sight of teeth in a baby will start around three months. A baby should have their first set of teeth by the age of three.

Answer 4

At about 6 months- one year. Although they might come early, and the baby may be born with teeth!

Answer 5

A baby's first teeth generally start coming out at 6 to 10 months old.

Answer 6

You start growing your baby teeth at the age of 1.

Answer 7

5 years 6 years sometimes 7 or 8

Answer 8

About in 6 months