There is nothing to worry about.

You are expected to start brushing your baby's teeth as soon as they show up in the mouth. You can get a brush that is mild/for milk teeth.

Please use any age appropriate toothpaste and toothbrush for your baby. Normally it is recommended that you start using baby toothpaste and toothbrush for your child as soon as the first tooth erupt.

There is a need to see Paediatric Dentist to prevent tooth decay.

It’s not ideal to give babies teething powder

There are a few reasons why bleeding can occur in a child's mouth at this age, it could simply be a new tooth growing (erupting) or it could be inflammation of the gum (this can happen if his teeth are not brushed daily) or it could be a herpes simplex virus infection among other things. My recommendation is take him to see a dentist or paediatric dentist so they can give you the exact diagnosis. On a final note to everyone who's reading this, if you noticed you or your child bleeding from any other part of your body, say your eyes for example without any prior injury, you wouldn't ignore it. Please do not ignore bleeding from yours or your child's mouth or gums, it is NOT NORMAL and can have serious consequences. Blood by design, is supposed to stay inside the body, when we see it outside for no apparent reason we should be concerned and find out why.

Babies start cutting their first set of teeth averagely around age 5 - 7 months. However some babies can be earlier and some are even born with teeth
and rounds up at age 3 with the first set of teeth(milk teeth) which are 20 in number. You only have to worry if your child has not attained this at 3 years.

You can start brushing your child’s teeth from when he/she cuts the first tooth and do use age appropriate toothpaste

No ma'am.

It is important you take your child to see a dentist for an assessment

It is important you take your child to see a dentist for an assessment

By the time a child is 1 year old, most kids have between two and four teeth. Baby teeth eruption continues until about age 2 and half years at which point most children have their full set of 20 primary teeth. Although many babies have different developmental timelines.

See baby development timelines in the link below here;

https://www.instagram.com/p/CS1H1dDD9C8/

You will likely have to see a pedodontist (commonly called a pediatric dentist) who specializes in children's dental care

You can see Babymigo Children dental developmental chart below;

https://www.instagram.com/p/CS1H1dDD9C8/

It's better to determine the cause of your child's tooth discoloration. It may just need some scaling and polishing( professional cleaning). Please take your child to the dentist for the appropriate treatment for her age.

Is your baby on EBF?

It is expected

It is normal ma, If no tooth erupts at one
year then kindly see a Paediatric
dentist for evaluation but for now,
there's nothing to worry about.

Teething does not cause cough and
cattarh! Kindly see a doctor for
proper evaluation and treatment.

Start using toothbrush as soon as they have teeth.

There's no need to worry, according to Dentist "Permanent upper central incisors usually erupt
between the ages of 7-8 years, this however is a range. It could happen before or after this period"