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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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Shalini Mom of 3 children 2 years ago

Massage with honey will improve baby’s gums and keeps baby way from cold.

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Aditi gupta Guardian of a 3 yr 2 m old girl 2 years ago

use coconut oil in cloth to clean baby gum n tongue.

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Pooja Gupta Mom of 2 children 2 years ago

Use either tongue cleaner or soft towel. Don’t press your finger too hard on baby’s tongue otherwise blood will come out

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Sunny Father of a 3 yr 4 m old boy 2 years ago

Cleaning with glycerine is suggested by the doctors

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DUPPETI HARITHA Mom of a 3 yr 3 m old girl 2 years ago

Good information

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Chandana Mom of 2 children 2 years ago

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Tanishqa dulwat Guardian of a 4 yr 6 m old girl 2 years ago

I clean my baby tongue with very soft wet cotton clothe ... so that baby tongue not get sticky... n this also help him to not get Nausea like feeling

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JABIR K Father of 2 children 2 years ago

Using brush

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Kishore Kumar Sinha Father of a 5 yr 5 m old girl 2 years ago

Yes it is otherwise baby does not get interested to eat food

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Rukhsar memon Mom of a 4 yr 1 m old boy 2 years ago

I use cotten cloth

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