It may be sign of teething also
Check if baby gums are swollen ,drooling and irritating... Trying to chew everything this are the symptoms of teething
If so massage and clean baby gums with soft silicone finger toothbrush
Give frozened carrot and give teethers which are BPA free like Buddsbuddy

Hi teething period varies from baby to baby and may occur between 4 months to 15 months thus don't worry, it can present with drooling, loss of appetite, baby taking everything in the mouth

Hi teething period varies from baby to baby and may occur between 4 months to 15 months thus don't worry

Hi it's due to pain in gums, give clean cold cotton cloth refrigerated one for chewing to soothe the baby's gums and pain too and prevent your baby from taking everything in the mouth to prevent infections and diarrhoea during teething

may be its teething give her more liquids like water, buttermilk, ORS water...otherwise baby will get dehydrate...

Not any doctor prescribe these type of medicines dear....dis ia juz a phenomena.....Only D3 should be given till 1year...calcaria n othr mdcns are not advisable to give babies qho are teething...my kido is of 7n hlf mnth old...i m not giving ny mdcne n she showing 2 teeth at her lower jaw by herself....i didnt give ny mdcne....n by god grace she is totally fine...🙏🙏

Hi teething period varies from baby to baby and may occur between 4 months to 15 months thus don't worry about it

Babies can start teething frm 3 -12 months ...don't worry my son also had his first teeth in 11 month ...add vegetabls , fruits , milk nd milk products in ur baby diet...be patience...

Hi dear, if your teething baby seems uncomfortable, consider these simple tips:

Rub your baby's gums. Use a clean finger or moistened gauze pad to rub your baby's gums. The pressure can ease your baby's discomfort.Keep it cool. A cold washcloth, spoon or chilled teething ring can be soothing on a baby's gums. Don't give your baby a frozen teething ring, however.Try hard foods. If your baby is eating solid foods, you might offer something edible for gnawing — such as a peeled and chilled cucumber or carrot. Keep a close eye on your baby, however. Any pieces that break off might pose a choking hazard.Dry the drool. Excessive drooling is part of the teething process. Having a teething ring, fingers or other objects in the mouth produces saliva. To prevent skin irritation, keep a clean cloth handy to dry your baby's chin. Consider applying a moisturizer such as a water-based cream or lotion. 

Hi apply nipcare ointment on the nipples and wipe off before feeding