April 9, 2012
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How do you get your kids to brush their teeth properly? Make it fun of course? Here are some Twiniversity Tips on getting your children to enjoy lifelong dental health!
Start “brushing” early. Baby’s teeth are just as important to keep clean as yours. Although they don’t have too many at first, their little tooth buds are sensitive and should always be kept clean. The earlier you start “brushing” your children’s teeth, the more familiar they become with having it as a part of their regular routine. It’s important for your kids to understand the importance of dental health. Years to come, it can make a big difference with the whiteness of their teeth, and the health of their gums and enamel.
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April 4, 2012
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Germs are gross and can be downright dangerous. Teaching your kids how to wash their hands properly should be as important as teaching them how to read and eat right.
Most children do the bare minimum if they remember to wash their hands at all. Here are a few pointers on helping your kiddos learn the proper technique.
Do you know how long you are supposed to wash your hands in order to kill all the bacteria?
A. 45 seconds
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Start “brushing” early. Baby’s teeth are just as important to keep clean as yours. Although they don’t have too many at first, their little tooth buds are sensitive and should always be kept clean. The earlier you start “brushing” your children’s teeth, the more familiar they become with having it as a part of their regular routine. It’s important for your kids to understand the importance of dental health. Years to come, it can make a big difference with the whiteness of their teeth, and the health of their gums and enamel.
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