Teething can be a challenging time for both babies and parents, especially for those who breastfeed. While there is no set timeline for when a baby's teeth will start to emerge, most infants begin teething around six months of age. Breastfed babies may experience additional discomfort due to the suction created during nursing. The teething process can last for several months as each tooth erupts, but there are ways to ease the pain, such as offering a chilled teething ring or rubbing the baby's gums with a clean finger. It's important to remember that every baby is unique, and some may experience teething differently than others. With patience and care, parents can help their breastfed baby through this developmental milestone.
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