Watching your baby girl grow and experience milestones like teething is truly special. Typically, a baby's first teeth, known as primary or baby teeth, begin to emerge between 4 to 7 months of age, although timing can vary. You might notice symptoms like increased fussiness, drooling, swollen gums, or a tendency to gnaw on objects as these tiny teeth start breaking through. It's important to ease your baby's discomfort during this phase. Many parents find that gently massaging the gums with a clean finger or offering chilled teething rings helps soothe irritation. Avoid teething tablets or gels unless recommended by a pediatrician. Oral care should begin even before the teeth appear. Wiping your baby's gums with a soft, damp cloth helps maintain oral hygiene. Once the first tooth appears, start brushing it gently with a small, soft-bristled toothbrush designed for infants. Regular dental check-ups are recommended typically by the child's first birthday or within six months after the first tooth erupts. Early visits help monitor growth and educate parents on proper dental care practices. Remember, each child’s teething timeline is unique. If your baby experiences excessive pain, high fever, or other concerning symptoms, consult your healthcare provider. Supporting your baby through this stage with gentle care and attention sets the foundation for a healthy smile and positive oral hygiene habits as she grows.