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Cleaning up Infants Tongue
It’s important to clean baby’s gums and tongue everyday to maintain healthy dental hygiene. How do you clean your baby’s tongue?
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Ritu Guardian of 2 children 4 years ago
using silicone brush..it's very important to maintain ghe oral hygiene
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Anu Vijay Mom of 3 children 4 years ago
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Gayathri Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
very good information. a small black mark started on one of the teeth of my 14month old baby. how can we remove this. with brush I am unable to because baby is not supporting properly
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Rebecca Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
helpful tips.....thanks for sharing
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Uma Singh Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
wash cloth
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Shalini Priya Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
wet cotton
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Deepa Joseph Mom of 10 children 4 years ago
Use a soft clean cotton cloth wet it with water and wipe the tongue and gums to clean them.
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Laxmi Guardian of 4 children 4 years ago
yes, it's important to clean baby's tongue and gums regularly for this you can use soft cotton cloth, wrap in your finger than clean with it.
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mohammed ibrahimshareef Father of 4 children 4 years ago
very important to maintain oral hygiene
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