New Mrs W
Frankie and Mickey's Mama
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Hello.
My eldest was five in September. He's a tall boy, one of the tallest in his class but my husband and I are pretty tall so no huge shock. Last Sunday night he said his tooth felt a bit weird. He said it again on Monday morning so I had a look and it was wobbly. By Wednesday night it had fallen out!! That seemed pretty quick to me and freaked me out a bit. I'd already thought he was a bit young at 5.5 to be losing teeth, but have read that 5-6 is the average age to lose their first tooth. It was one of the middle bottom teeth he lost, the first tooth he got as a baby. Well now, a week and two days after finding his first wobbly tooth, he's got another. It's the other middle bottom tooth and I seem to think he got it pretty soon after his very first tooth. But again, I'm a bit freaked out. My dentist (a family friend) is on holiday this week so I can't call him to ask if it's normal. I'm a big worrier and I'm wondering is it could be a sign of some sort of deficiency or illness. A couple of friends have told me it was the same for their children when they lost their first teeth but I just wondered if anyone else had experienced similar??
My eldest was five in September. He's a tall boy, one of the tallest in his class but my husband and I are pretty tall so no huge shock. Last Sunday night he said his tooth felt a bit weird. He said it again on Monday morning so I had a look and it was wobbly. By Wednesday night it had fallen out!! That seemed pretty quick to me and freaked me out a bit. I'd already thought he was a bit young at 5.5 to be losing teeth, but have read that 5-6 is the average age to lose their first tooth. It was one of the middle bottom teeth he lost, the first tooth he got as a baby. Well now, a week and two days after finding his first wobbly tooth, he's got another. It's the other middle bottom tooth and I seem to think he got it pretty soon after his very first tooth. But again, I'm a bit freaked out. My dentist (a family friend) is on holiday this week so I can't call him to ask if it's normal. I'm a big worrier and I'm wondering is it could be a sign of some sort of deficiency or illness. A couple of friends have told me it was the same for their children when they lost their first teeth but I just wondered if anyone else had experienced similar??