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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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Reena darshan Joshi Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

can we clean tounge of infants after teeth come

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Vidushi Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

yes

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Geetanjali Sikka Mom of a 6 yr 8 m old boy 4 years ago

I usually use"The Pamper Pants" for my tiny one. It's so soft and super absorbent feature which makes baby pant dry. It's having a mild fragrance which makes your child always happy 🙏😊

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Geet Rana Mom of a 6 yr 3 m old girl 4 years ago

soft cotton cloth.

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Geetanjali Sikka Mom of a 6 yr 8 m old boy 4 years ago

I usually use Pamper pants for my tiny one. It is so soft as cottony touch and super absorbent feature. It is having a mild fragrance which makes your child happy all the time. Thanks for the team🙏

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Shweta Gupta Mom of 8 children 4 years ago

With soft cotton cloth as suggested by paediatrician

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Monicka M Mom of 5 children 4 years ago

I am using my fingers to clean my baby tongue during bath time.

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Megha narwal Guardian of 4 children 4 years ago

Hey when to start with tongue cleaning?Is it safe for 3 month baby?

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Neha Gupta Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

I am using mee mee tongue cleaner for my 7 month old baby girl.

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Aiswarya Ashok Mom of a 5 yr 1 m old girl 4 years ago

use cotton cloth and coconut oil

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