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baby born with full set of teeth

Baby born with full set of teeth:Is this normal?

February 13, 2019 Colleen D. Obryant0

Many years ago, babies born with teeth were put to death. People thought of them as demons. Luckily, that doesn’t happen today. Some parents are even happier since their babies will have to experience teething early. Most babies usually get their first tooth after 6 to 7 months after they are born. However, in very […]

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