Oral Care of a Toddler
You may have lots of questions in your mind about the healthy habits of your children. The biggest concern is to develop the habit of cleanliness and hygiene. Passing on the habit of good oral care would be a good lesson to your kid in order to teach them a healthy living. Because a healthy mouth is a leads to a healthy life.
Usually, a question lingers in everyone's mind, "When to start brushing baby's teeth and How do I care for their teeth?"
Brushing: For developing good habits in a child, we should start showing them as early as they are ready to learn and observe. Child specialists recommend that start showing and talking to them about cleanliness as soon as they turn one. As they are ready to develop motor skills and are excited to do anything u do. Kids do observe you closely and do exactly you do. So yeah, watch yourself while doing or speaking. They are going to learn from you.
And yeah, let them try first, later you help them. Teaching the value of a healthy mouth means teaching them to brush twice a day and showing them the proper way of brushing.
Visit the dentist: Dentists recommend that kids should have their regular dental check-ups and it should be started when they are 2. By this, you as the parent get a chance to learn about your child's dental health, growth, and hygiene and to learn about healthy ways of oral care.
Eating Habits: You as the parent need to learn and practice healthy habits and nutrient diets for your toddler. Their intake should be full of calcium, vitamins, and other nutrients for healthy teeth and gum. A proper diet keeps our body strong enough and keeps us healthy.
Following these easy steps of oral care, you can keep your toddler healthy and strong.
Keep Smiling!!
Visit the dentist: Dentists recommend that kids should have their regular dental check-ups and it should be started when they are 2. By this, you as the parent get a chance to learn about your child's dental health, growth, and hygiene and to learn about healthy ways of oral care.
Eating Habits: You as the parent need to learn and practice healthy habits and nutrient diets for your toddler. Their intake should be full of calcium, vitamins, and other nutrients for healthy teeth and gum. A proper diet keeps our body strong enough and keeps us healthy.
Following these easy steps of oral care, you can keep your toddler healthy and strong.
Keep Smiling!!
