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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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Sitikantha Mohanty Guardian of 2 children 3 years ago

everyday twice with warm wet cotton cloth...

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Deepa Sharma Mom of 2 children 3 years ago

not everyday , but clean tongue and gums once in every 2-3 days, there is always room for infection if tongue is not properly clean esp. when baby is on formula

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Community User 3 years ago

okay

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Community User 3 years ago

okay

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Anami Bhardwaz Mom of 4 children 4 years ago

i use soft cotton cloth dipped in honey..

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butterfly Mom of 3 children 4 years ago

In reply to Neha Sharma

coconut oil with cotton cloth

good

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BELI SARMAH Guardian of 2 children 4 years ago

Tongue and gum cleaning is important part of baby's routine.I use wet and soft cotton cloth tied in finger , gently clean the tongue,but before I wash my hands nicely.

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Shital Gautam Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

from which month should we use cloth or finger brush to clean baby tongue

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Payal Guardian of a 5 yr old girl 4 years ago

With the clean muslin cloth on alternative days

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Anu Garg Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

with cotton cloth dipped in warm water

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