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Your older baby or toddler will probably want to try her hand at brushing herself; let her give it a go (if she has the dexterity and doesn't just get frustrated), but be sure to follow up with a more thorough cleaning of your own before bed.Award winning Electric toothbrush designed for babies and toddlers from birth to 36 months, complete with 2 heads to grow with your baby. With a two minute timer and pulse every 30 seconds, your little one can have fun whilst they learn to brush. Small, light and easy to use. With soft bristles and a gently vibrating brush head, our Babysonic is gentle on new baby teeth and teething gums.The baby brush head is recommended for 0-18 months. The toddler brush head is recommended from 18-36 months.New design now includes a suction base for stable storage. Not only are our brush baby toothpastes sold individually, but they can also be bought in a toothbrush and toothpaste set, which makes for a great christmas or birthday gift. Use a rice-grain-sized smear of toothpaste for your baby or toddler, graduating to a pea-sized dollop by age 3.

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To encourage her interest in brushing her teeth, try a fun brush with a favorite character and bright color. Also let her watch you in the bathroom mirror as you take good care of your teeth, so she learns that it's a habit to keep for life. What to do if your baby hates toothbrushing Pediatric dentists recommend cleaning your baby's gums after feedings from the get-go. Doing so helps fight bacterial growth and promotes good oral health long before baby's first teeth start to appear. Unfortunately, not every baby loves having her teeth cleaned — and when baby is teething and her gums are sore and tender, she might be especially resistant. Here's what to try if toothbrushing time becomes a struggle: Starting at birth, use a clean, damp washcloth, a gauze pad or a finger brush to gently wipe clean the gums and the front of the tongue after meals and at bedtime — after the last bottle or nursing session.