Can babies start teething as early as 2 1/2 months?

Question

Ok, my daughter is 2 1/2 months, she has all the symptoms of teething but I thought they don't start until like four months or so. My son got his first tooth at five months, I just can't remember when he actually starting teething. She has the rosie cheeks, slobber a lot, fussy, and stinky p**p.

Answer 1

They sure can, my oldest started teething around then, even though her first tooth didn't come in for another 3 months.

Answer 2

my dd just cut her first tooth at eleven weeks to the day, so yeah, they can come in early...:O)

Answer 3

My niece had 2 teeth before she was 2 months and 3 more before she turned 4 months.

Answer 4

My daughter did the same thing at 2 months. I started reading all the books I had on what the earliest they could be to get teeth. She teethed for quite awhile and finally got 2 teeth in at the same time right before she was 4 months old.

Answer 5

yes. my friends baby popped out 2 teeth just after  being 3 months.

Answer 6

yes my son started at about 2 months and is full on teething at 4 months  

Answer 7

my daughter got her 1st tooth at 2 weeks old !! yes, thats right, i said 2 weeks old..LOL

Answer 8

Yes they can. My daughter started then but they didn't pop through for a few months after that.  

Answer 9

yes!! babies can start any time, some babies are even born with teeth. so definitely start giving her cold toys and teething tablets from walmart are great as well

Answer 10

I was born with a tooth. It's rare but possible.

Answer 11

it is definately possible, babies have been born tething (but the average is 4 months. just give her plenty of love and see what the doc recommends for pain (baby orajel?)

Answer 12

yes, some babies are born with teeth an each baby is different and developes an learns things at a different rate  

Answer 13

Once in a while, a baby is born with teeth so anything is possible.  

Answer 14

She could be because my god child was experiencing the same thing and now she has a couple of teeths at 4 months