Every baby teethes differently—some barely notice it, while others act like it is the end of the world. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, explains why the experience varies so widely and how parents can ...

Babies can start teething as soon as they reach four months old, and parents will instinctually reach for the nearest remedy to quell their child's pain from their first teeth breaking through their ...

One of the major milestones in a baby's life is teething. It's when their tiny teeth start to rise from their gums. During this time, babies experience discomfort and even pain. This necessitates ...

The first tooth is often a moment of joy for parents. It is a sign that the baby is growing. But behind that tiny tooth is usually a season of sleepless nights, endless crying, and worried parents.

Teething does not cause constipation. However, it can cause changes in a baby’s food and liquid intake, which may make them develop constipation. While there is no direct connection between teething ...

Many parents link fevers, diarrhea, and even ear pulling to teething. But are those symptoms actually related? Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, breaks down what teething does and does not cause, along ...