Just in the past week, Tanner has begun to drool like crazy. Lately, he's been spitting out his pacifer and instead - trying to eat his shirt collar or his fist. He's still not coordinated enough to get his thumb in his mouth every time, but it doesn't stop him from trying.
He like's to make little bubbles with all the drool that comes out. And whenever I pick him up, he tries to gnaw on my shoulder so I'm usually covered in it as well.
He just always wants to have something in his mouth. Most kids goes through this stage when the begin to start teething, but we have a ways before that begins to happen.
He like's to make little bubbles with all the drool that comes out. And whenever I pick him up, he tries to gnaw on my shoulder so I'm usually covered in it as well.
He just always wants to have something in his mouth. Most kids goes through this stage when the begin to start teething, but we have a ways before that begins to happen.
