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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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Rashmi Sinha Mom of 3 children 7 years ago

I clean my baby tongue with help of finger brush

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sumaya Mom of 3 children 7 years ago

meme baby brush

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Priti Vivek Mom of a 6 yr 10 m old girl 7 years ago

silicone baby brush

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Divya Patidar Mom of 3 children 7 years ago

I do clean my babies teeth using chicco teething brush and toothpaste. For tongue I dip a cotton cloth in lukewam water, then wipe her tongue carefully. It takes away all the dirt. Also by giving then fruits which are rich in fiber also helps in cleaning the tongue naturally.

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Geetanjali Mom of 3 children 7 years ago

With the help of a smooth cotton clean cloth and some luke warm water. using my finger wrapped with cloth dipped in warm water, gently rub his tongue and gum. Finally ends up with rubbing a drop of honey.

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Rohan J. Guardian of 5 children 7 years ago

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sameera Mom of a 7 yr 8 m old boy 7 years ago

with a soft clean cotton cloth

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neha pathania Mom of 5 children 7 years ago

With a piece of sterilized cotton by dipping in luke warm water. but make sure your hands are washed properly.

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Neelam Mom of 2 children 7 years ago

clean cotton handkerchief wet with little warm water

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pooja Guardian of 2 children 7 years ago

I clean my baby's tongue with clean cotton hanky and warm water.

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