27-Month-Old Toddler: Your Little Teether
Soothing sore gums (still!) and brushing tiny teeth.
By Babylist Team
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Your Little 27-Month-Old!
Some time between 25 and 33 months, your toddler’s final molars will erupt. So if you notice your 27-month-old is drooling, chewing on random objects or uncharacteristically irritable, teething is likely to blame (again). Here’s what to know about this final stretch plus how to soothe sore gums.
Speaking of, how’s brushing going? If they’re not interested or having a hard time, maybe one of our favorite brushes or pastes will help. And check out these tips for teaching a daily brushing habit that will stick.
Did You Know?
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Want to include them in your own daily routine? This popular step stool style is a safe, fun way for them to reach the kitchen counter, bathroom sink & more.
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Now is a great time to introduce additional household responsibilities like these, which include, for example, putting items back where they belong.
