How many teeth should my 15-month old have at this age?

Answer 1

Anywhere from none to probably about 12 at the most.

Every shild is different in this respect, and I have seen many children that still don't have any at 15 months. But in the end it makes absolutely no difference. They'll all come in eventually!

Answer 2

It really depends on the baby. I have twins (1 boy and 1 girl) both 15 months. My son has 12 teeth and my daughter only has 6.

Answer 3

At least 8, possibly 12. Both of my boys had their four upper and four lower teeth at about a year. (Well, my second one is only 11 months, but he has his eight teeth now.) Sometimes close to or shortly after a year, my older son got in his first set of molars. Ugh...just when I thought teething was over, we had a break for about a month, then he gets his molars.

All babies are different, and if you're truly concerned, you should ask his pediatrician or your dentist.

Answer 4

My 15-month old little girl has 8 in the front and has 1 on the top and bottom coming in on both sides (molars).

Answer 5

I was told by an RN at the hospital my oldest daughter was born that typically, you take their age in months and subtract six. This is just a standard, though; each child will develop on their own schedule.

Answer 6

if the baby doesnt really have any i would not worry about it the longer it takes for the teeth to come in the stronger and healthier they are. my daghter is almost 18 months and just needs to get two more in and she will have them all.

Answer 7

there is no set amount for how many. They come in when they come in and every child is different. As long your baby has teeth you are in good shape.

Answer 8

Some babies have a mouth full some have a few depends on how early you babie got thier first tooth.

Answer 9

it varies for different babies...my daughter is 14 months old and she has 12

Answer 10

probably 8-10