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Cleaning up Infants Tongue

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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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Dhanuja M S Guardian of 7 children 4 years ago

while bathing I clean gently

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Rashmi Mom of a 8 yr 6 m old girl 4 years ago

wrap a wet cotton cloth around your finger and u can easily clean the tongue of baby with the help of that finger

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Sindhugopal Mom of a 5 yr 3 m old girl 4 years ago

Rub some turmeric powder on gums and tongue then clean with white cotton muslin cloth.

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Reena Rathore Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

with a clean and wet cotton cloth I use for clining my babies gum and mouth

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Revathy Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

with silicon rubber mouth...

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Meghna Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

How to clean baby tongue

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Abhishek Father of 3 children 4 years ago

What's the proper way

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GANESH Father of a 4 yr 11 m old girl 4 years ago

Yes. with silicon rubber mouth and tounge cleaner product by baby hug.

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Preeti Shetty Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

cotton cloth which is soft is used to clean the tongue

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Megala Guardian of a 5 yr 4 m old boy 4 years ago

soft cotton cloth

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