@thedailydose45: Understanding your baby's growth can be a guessing game, especially with teeth and digestion. This quick guide breaks it down, showing how those pearly whites and tiny tummies are connected. 👶 0–6 Months: The Beginning Your little one is all smiles, with no teeth yet. Diapers will show soft, yellow, seedy stools as they adjust to milk. As teeth prepare to push through, gums may become sore and swollen. 🦷 6–16 Months: Teething Begins The first big change! Lower front teeth typically appear around 6–10 months, followed by the top front teeth between 10–16 months. Don't be alarmed if you see green poop during this phase—it’s a very common, temporary side effect of teething. 🍼 16–24+ Months: Toddler Teeth As your child moves into the 16–24 month range, more teeth will continue to come in. You'll also notice their stools become thicker, firmer, and much more regular as their diet expands and their digestive system matures. Remember: While these charts are a great general guide, every baby is unique. If you are ever concerned about your baby's dental health or bowel movements, always consult your pediatrician. Was this guide helpful? Follow for more simple baby tips and milestones! #MomsofTikTok #babymilestones #newmomtips #teethingbaby #babyhealth

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