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An unborn child’s teeth begin to form by the second month of pregnancy and start to harden by the second trimester. It is crucial for mom to have a balanced diet to promote the proper development of a child’s teeth. A balanced diet consists of providing adequate amounts of vitamins A, C, D, protein, calcium and phosphorus to aid in the development of health teeth. Inadequate nutrition of a pregnant mother can result in improperly formed tooth enamel. Weak enamel may contribute to a child having an increased risk for cavities.