Not all babies show signs of teething. But common teething symptoms can include:
• Increased fussiness
• Increased drooling, which can cause coughing and lead to a rash on baby’s face, chin or chest
• Chewing on their hands or gnawing on objects
• Rubbing their cheek or ear
• Red or swollen gums that appear to be bulging
• A low-grade fever (less than 101 degrees Fahrenheit)
Usually, signs of teething will start a few days before a new tooth comes in, and go away once it has.