We ALL can have Simon Cowel teeth. We just need to use the toothbrush...

 

Do you remember first time you spotted that ever so first – first baby teeth?

You might still be waiting… It will be a lot of drool, a lot of putting things in the mouth, and a lot of pain. You feel so helpless as a parent when you can’t do much to make it go. But you can use baby Nurofen. I owe that bottle a lot of thank you!

The first tooth is so special. Feel a tat sad for the other ones, but being typical me I got them, (the ones that are up) all written down, when they were first discovered.

I do, we were doing our weekly food shopping Sainsbury. And it was a big thing, but most of all you realize how the time- having a baby how precious it really is.

Without knowing the baby you were growing inside will not be one.

As I was (still am) breastfeeding, I was told that I should use a toothbrush before no teeth were out. As milk creates bacteria in the mouth as well. That’s understandable; on a grown up whom no longer has teeth. You tend to see a lot of them walking loose on the street. I found it a bit “I’m about to hurl up” thinking about it a bit deeper. 

Uk is situated in Europe, its 2012, almost everywhere has a dentist or four of them in one area and toothbrushes and toothpaste are sold everywhere. Who are we to blame for a grown up not to have any teeth or maybe just some teeth?? I want to blame someone for the cause of the rotten teeth that occurs in some, no- in to many mouth.

Did the parent delayed the phase YOU NEED TO USE TOOTHBRUSH??

Did the parents not make sure that these young teeth needed a smashing clean from a whole day?

Did Dentists not visit schools and talked to all the children the importance of having white chewable teeth till you die?

I have so far invested in 3 toothbrushes. My favourite one is.

Wisdom from 0-2 years, (just to be cleared you cant use the same brush till the age of 2), is specially designed to clean first teeth. Has a small head for easy access, super soft filaments to gently clean first teeth and safely massage teething gums. I have bought this one twice and I love how my little one founds it fun to use it. He knows what to when I hand over it to him.

I introduce it to him when he needed it the most, when those first teeth were popping out and he wanted a good help with that itching feeling in the mouth.

That is probably the best time. 

 

You can buy them from 

Petter Pharmacy

49-51 The Broadway, Crouch End

N8 8DT

 

Ps Pink is just a colour and not a Baby girls Colour