[60 Pcs] Little Fox Baby Oral Cleaner +2 Pcs Finger Toothbrush with Cases, Baby Tongue Cleaner, Newborn Toothbrush, Disposable Tongue and Gum Cleaner, Infant Oral Care and Cleaning for 0-36 Month Baby

The day you become a parent is the day you learn to look at life in all new ways as you encounter problems you’ve never encountered before. Little Fox products are created for parents, by parents! Our little one was very against the idea that we put our fingers or soft bristles into clean his mouth, so we created this oral cleaner to make sure he enjoys having his mouth cleaned. He loves it and has fun time with it. We would like to introduce it to all the parents as we know how important it is to keep the little one fun and enjoy picking up new skills as they are growing up. Our baby oral cleaner is made by medical grade skim gauze and idea for use on baby’s sensitive gums and tongues. No additives. Do You Need to Clean Baby Gums Before the Teeth Come In? Yes! It is hard for the little mouths to wash away milk residue which can build up on their tongue causing a white coating. Cleaning their tongue loosens and removes the residue. The earlier you begin oral cleaning, the easier it will be to develop a routine with your little one as it can help make the transition to brushing even smoother. Cleaning can be done at any time throughout the day, but try to do it at around the same time each day so your little one recognizes this activity as part of her daily routine. How to Promote Oral Hygiene Once Teeth Start to Emerge? As soon as your little one starts to sprout teeth, you should be brushing her teeth and gums twice a day, in the morning and before bed. Brushing at this age is important because it helps prevent from tooth decay and bad breath. Cavities can develop in baby teeth, not just permanent teeth, so it’s extremely important to brush well and often. How to Brush Baby Gums Before the Teeth Come In ? 1.Unpack Little Fox Baby Oral Cleaner. You can use it directly or dip the gauze into warm water. 2.Gently open your baby’s mouth, and then lightly rub their