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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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Khan Afreen Mom of a 5 yr 1 m old boy 4 years ago

with soft cloth

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Nandhini 0 Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

I have bought fingerbrush for my 3 and half month old but am mil feels it may make his mouth bigger..we clean his tongue with clean hands while bathing him

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Ruchi Guardian of 3 children 4 years ago

soft clothe with warm water

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Nammita Kausal Mom of a 5 yr 5 m old girl 4 years ago

cotton clothes

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Amritha Sridharan Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

In reply to Riddhi Ahir

soft cottoncloth woth honey

never use honey for children below 1. it's very dangerous and can cause infant botulism

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Noor Fathima Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

Dip a soft cloth covered with the finger in warm water.gently open babies mouth and lightly rub the baby's tongue, gums and inside the cheeks as well in circular motion.

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Kankona Ray Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

soft cotton cloth dipped in honey

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Adv.Ekta Ankush Gupta Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

In reply to Smita Pattnaik

with Surgiplast Bandage

how do u clean tongue using bandage ??

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Chanderkant Guardian of a 5 yr old girl 4 years ago

cotton cloth

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Rashmi Hagjer Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

with soft wet cotton cloth

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