Baby toothbrush the Brushies - the pig

The Brushies are here! Meet the whale, the monkey, the pig or the dinosaur as a toddler toothbrush. Imported and made in the USA. BPA and phlate free. Non-toxic, food grade silicone. Easy to clean and sterilize. The brushies come in recycled packaging and are dishwasher safe. Suitable for children aged 4 weeks to 4 years. Developed by pediatric dentists!

The 1st toothbrush

There should be a very special baby toothbrush for the baby. Of course, up to the age of one, this should be a very soft, specially shaped toothbrush.

The oral flora of infants is very sensitive and needs to be protected from bacteria. It's also good for the baby if it gets used to having to clean its teeth right from the start and also pay attention to the lips and the inside of the mouth.

BRUSH YOUR TEETH FROM THE 1ST TOOTH

The first tooth and the milk teeth fall out again, but are just as susceptible to tooth decay as the subsequent, permanent teeth. And once the first teeth are affected by caries, this is often passed on to the other, permanent teeth.

BRUSHING THE BABY'S TEETH

It is best to place the baby on the bed or changing table in the morning and evening. Lying down is the ideal position for brushing your baby's teeth. Wipe your mouth with a clean cotton cloth. Then lightly massage the lips with the first toothbrush and then gently insert it into the mouth. Move the brushie from back to front along the upper and lower jaw and back again on the other side. Move along the first tooth from top to bottom, including on the back. Plaque and bacteria can be removed from the start.

Which brush you use depends entirely on your taste. We have the whale, the monkey, the pig and the dinosaur in our program. And all in fun colors. By the way, our brushies come in recycled packaging.

CLEANING THE 1ST TOOTHBRUSH

The first toothbrush also needs to be cleaned. When cleaning the brushies, you can proceed in the same way as cleaning a pacifier. After brushing your teeth, rinse briefly under running water. Once or twice a week, the Brushie should be sterilized either in a sterilizer, a steamer or in boiling water. And immediately after drying and cooling down, it is ready for use again.

The Brushie, our first baby toothbrush, is also a nice souvenir when the baby visits!