Foundation for Strong Teeth and Gums
We know that a solid foundation is necessary for a great future. Similarly, good dental hygiene in infancy leads to good dental health in adulthood. This is why it is important to inculcate a proper brushing routine as soon as you see the first signs of an infant’s emerging teeth. A small step today will ensure your baby has strong, healthy teeth for life.
Should you brush your baby’s teeth?
Much before the first tooth breaks through the gums, bacteria forms in your baby’s mouth from sugar in the formula or breast milk. The sugar stays on your baby’s gums and produces bacteria. It is important to prevent bacteria from forming as this can cause dental problems. It’s prudent to begin brushing the baby’s emerging teeth and gum from 6 months.
It’s also important to remember that you must not allow your baby to fall asleep with a bottle of milk or juice. When a baby falls asleep drinking fluids, it remains in the mouth longer, leading to an increase in bacterial growth.
Why you need the Little Birdy Baby Finger Brush
A baby’s mouth is small and delicate, and achieving the desired level of cleanliness is difficult. This is made easy with our all-new Little Birdy Baby Finger Brush. Cleaning the teeth and massaging gums are now extremely easy.
- Soft and rounded pressure dots stimulate and gently massage the gums. Gives the baby relief from soreness of gums during the teething phase
- Gently cleanses your baby's teeth after feeding and it even removes milk residue and bacteria, ensuring that no deposits are left behind
- The bristles are also made of super-soft silicone so that it does not hurt your baby’s gums and inner part of the mouth. Ruling out the possibility of nicks and cuts with nails and preventing the gum from bleeding
- In case of brushing with your finger, the nails might hurt your baby’s soft inner mouth and gums
How to use the Little Birdy Baby Finger Brush
- Before first use, place finger brush in boiling water for 2-5 minutes to sterilise
- Insert your index finger in the brush and use it to clean your baby’s gums and teeth
- Hold the baby in one arm and use the other hand to softly open the baby's mouth
- Place your index finger on the baby's tongue and gently rub the surface of the tongue in a circular shape
- After the tongue is cleansed, rub the gums and insides of the baby's cheeks
- Once the cleaning is complete, wash the finger brush with lukewarm water and dry, then place it in the case
How often should I brush the baby’s gums and teeth?
It is important to set up an oral hygiene routine and baby dental care right from the beginning. Not only is it a good way of laying the groundwork for dental hygiene habits for later but also becomes a special time for snuggling and bonding with your child.
It is recommended to establish a habit of brushing at least twice a day. Keep the baby’s mouth clean and help the baby get used to the feeling of having a clean mouth.
Gentle & Effective
Cleans emerging teeth Soothes gums
Non-Toxic & 100% Safe
BPA-free
Super-soft food-grade premium silicone
FDA standard approved
Hypoallergenic
Ease of Use and Convenient Storage
- Little Birdy Baby Finger Brush is a hollow cylindrical structure that fits perfectly on the index finger, making it easy to use and sterilise
- It also has a convenient and protective storage case in an attractive blue and pink colour
- The storage case keeps it germ-free and easy to carry without creating a rupture in the finger brush
- Suitable for the age of 6 month and above
