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baby teethingYour baby is irritable and seems to be drooling more. It seems that nothing you do to console your little one is working and they do not want to feed. What is going on? More than likely your baby is teething. With clean hands, run your finger along your baby’s gumline to feel for any inflammation. The light pressure of your finger will also decrease your baby’s pain if they are teething.

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