Babies usually start teething at 5-6 months, and the main signs at this time are increased drooling and a tendency to chew hard objects. In addition, it may be accompanied by slight allergies, some children may have increased crying and even fever, but usually the fever does not exceed 38°C. The first teeth a child grows are the two incisors, either the top two or the bottom two, followed by the molars and tiger teeth. The timing of your child’s teething varies from person to person, so don’t worry if your child is about a year old and not yet teething. The timing of your child’s teething may be determined by genetics, so late teething does not mean that there is any developmental problem. Except if your baby has low calcium which may also delay the eruption of teeth.