Baby question

[JSD]

Is it super early for a baby to teeth after only 2 1/2 months? Most importantly, when choosing a hand to chew on, our boy is going lefty! Does this mean we have a south-paw on my hands?

[Roy H.]

From what I understand, 2 1/2 months is a bit early, but definitely isn't unheard of.  As for the lefty / right thing, no idea.

The best advice I can give:  ask your pediatrician.

[BballTim]

  Haha, I was wondering what someone was asking about Glen Davis.

  It's not unheard of for babies to be born with teeth.

[Sketch5]

So babies are born with teeth, all though uncommon at 2 1/2 its not unheard of.

Its too early to tell if they are going to be a lefty or righty, my daughter used both hands equally, some times left would be more dominate, others she'd go with her right. He also might use his left because he's wanting to keep his right free for other things. Or when in the womb that was the free hand most of the time. But again its way to early to tell that kind of thing, have to wait for the mortar skills to kick in.

[snively]

So babies are born with teeth, all though uncommon at 2 1/2 its not unheard of.

Its too early to tell if they are going to be a lefty or righty, my daughter used both hands equally, some times left would be more dominate, others she'd go with her right. He also might use his left because he's wanting to keep his right free for other things. Or when in the womb that was the free hand most of the time. But again its way to early to tell that kind of thing, have to wait for the mortar skills to kick in.

Those mortar skills really come in handy in Gears of War 3

[JSD]

From what I understand, 2 1/2 months is a bit early, but definitely isn't unheard of.  As for the lefty / right thing, no idea.

The best advice I can give:  ask your pediatrician.

Oh I definitely will next appointment. It's just a fun thing to talk about here for me. I like hearing other people’s experiences and what not. I suppose this isn't the most appropriate forum for it.