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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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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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sasmita panda Guardian of 3 children 5 years ago

with diluted form of turmeric powder

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Krishna Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

Initially with turmeric powder during bath as it is the best antibiotic to reduce the chance of infection by the plaque formed on tounge and then with soft cotton cloth.

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Ayisha Mom of 5 children 5 years ago

soft cotton cloth

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Smita Pattnaik Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

with Surgiplast Bandage

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Sushma Kumari Mom of a 5 yr 10 m old girl 5 years ago

With a muslin cloth

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Rama Mom of a 7 yr 2 m old girl 5 years ago

oft towel

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Madhvi Devpura 5 years ago

with soft cotton cloth

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Hafsa amjad Guardian of a 6 yr 8 m old girl 5 years ago

soft and hygiene cotton cloth

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Nagendra Rout Father of 3 children 5 years ago

toung cleaner

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