A baby's first teeth normally appear around 4 to 6 months, and these chompers help the infant speak and eat solid foods. Teething is a vital developmental milestone for infants, but it can be unpleasant (and their parents). Experts break...
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Baby Gagging during Mealtime? Top 6 Tips to decrease sensory gagging
When talking about food-related sensory problems, we need to understand what is sensory processing... Sensory Processing is our capacity to perceive smells, tastes, noises, touches, sights, and activities in our surroundings. While each person processes this information differently, our senses...
Teaching your baby to chew (using teether tubes!)
Although six-month-olds lack a complete collection of teeth, they can chew and swallow real food. Having your kid mindful of the back molar space where their teeth will finally explode is the key to helping them learn to chew effectively.
Baby Teething: Sensory Signs, Symptoms & Remedies for Toddlers
Children will teethe. It's inevitable, and you can't escape it. And it's gonna suck. A lot. Although every child's teething experience is unique, teething is very much a sensory relief act. So there are some telltale signs to watch for,...