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Teeth Grinding

Like head banging or holding her breath, teeth grinding is a manner in which babies discharge frustration, and shouldn't cause any permanent damage as they do with time seem to outgrow it, and although it may be mildly irritating it doesn't show any signs of disturbance. Teeth grinding is normally begun at a stressful time, and the child may seem to continue doing it as it does offer some form of comfort. Try reducing the tension in your baby's everyday life wherever possible, by offering her alternative outlets in which to release it.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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