they can be born with teeth on the odd occasion!!!
My number 2 had loads of hair which everyone commented on but no teeth till 13 months so I dont think that a link.
You can feel or see them eventually but not till the last day or so.
If your sister worried see the gp in case it not teeth.
Number 2 seemed to be teething for ever but number one had 2 upset nights then a tooth would appear then normal till another 2 upset nights few weeks later when another appeared and so on. It was great.
Do you know what I think - I think that you don't always know the reason that your baby cries. There can be many reasons - just tell you sis to comfort her lo and spend lots of time with her. She probably gnaws on her fingers because they are the only toy she has that she can keep a hold of! She may be flushed because she is fretful one will cause the other. Tell your sis she is doing a great job and just to keep on doing it. Louise
Hey, I believe it's possible, but with my son, we have been waiting for his teeth since he was three months old.
He had all the signs: Hard gums, drooling, red cheeks, gnawing on everything.
Now at nearly eight months, still no tooth to be seen!
Like lilacbens daughter, my son had two teeth by the time he was 12 weeks old. A friend of mine's newborn daughter bit her nipples before it was discovered she had been born with a tooth.
I would say that it is possible to be teething at 6 weeks...although the teething process can take a very long time!
I would be inclined to see the HV or GP just in case it is something else though, joko.
This is definitely a possibility but, like your other correspondents, I would say that baby's cry could be for any reason... don't forget thet crying is their only way of communicating.
That said, I would recommend Ashton and Parson's calming powders, ask your pharmacist.