I feel so bad for the little dude. If his teeth were coming in when the average baby's came in, he would already be able to hold teething toys and soothe himself. Since he's only two and a half months old, when he notices the pain, he's one unhappy dude. He doesn't like to chew on anything other than his shirts and mom and dad's thumbs.
Not looking forward to the day those bad boys cut... and just when we got the breast feeding down pat.
Do they make nipple shields in a stainless steel variety?
Yankee Doodle Dandy,
–TYG
Get some good teething rings. We used ones that you could freeze or put in the fridge. Our boy chewed the heck out of those when his teeth were coming in.
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