Does your child brush teeth every mornting and night?
By tjsally
@tjsally (287)
China
March 18, 2009 10:31am CST
I have a son nearly six years old. From he was a baby ,I brush his teeth every morning and evening. He brushes his teeth himself from 3 years old. I found he never brushed teeth every morning, but every evening before he went to bed ,he do brush. He said evening brush is just ok. Every morning, we hurry to sent him to kindergarten, so i never request him to brush teeth. Is right for me never request him? Does your child brush teeth every morning and night?
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6 responses
@erica1221_112 (275)
• United States
23 Mar 09
My daughters brush their teeth every morning & night. They love to do it. If they dont scrub them good, i do it for them, but they never get away with not brushing them.
@4ofmyown (1119)
• United States
20 Mar 09
We have 4 children and they all brush their teeth after breakfast every morning...we don't even have to tell them. But, they are not so good at doing it at bedtime. If we remind them to, they do it but if we don't say anything then it doesn't get done.
@babystar1 (4233)
• United States
18 Mar 09
My children brushed there teeth when they were done eating breakfast, and than again before bed.
@lightningMD (5931)
• United States
18 Mar 09
Our daughter is 11.She brushes her teeth every morning before school and every ight before bedtime. We also have her using a flouride rinse every night after brushing. We do still need to remind her to brush,especially on the weekends. It must be working because so far o cavities.
@jason1308 (1586)
• France
18 Mar 09
All of our children brush their teeth in the Morning after Breakfast and in the evening just before they go to bed.
It is something that we have encouraged since they were little, and they have just got into the habit of it now so do it without prompting.
I think it is important that they clean their teeth at both times and to get them into the habit of it from an early age, and it will hopefully pay dividends later when they get older with less visits to the dentist.
@zhangbo427 (11)
• China
18 Mar 09
I think you'd better to let your son brush his teeth both in morning and night. It is good for his teeth and health. You should let him form this good habit. we parents should responsible for our child ,is it right? Happy mylotting.