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Helping your kids stay cavity free can be fun with these adorable cartoon Mouth Monster characters. Did you join our “Cheering for Children’s Dental Health” Twitter Party with our sponsor the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD)?
During our #LittleTeethChat we shared valuable ideas, tips and resources and gave away lots of prizes.
Cheering for Children’s Dental Health Twitter Party #LittleTeethChat
On Wednesday Feb 24 2016, 8pm Eastern we hosted a Twitter chat about looking after our little one’s teeth — while having fun!
Here are some of the tweets from the chat…
DYK Pediatric dentists take two to three years of specialized study after becoming a dentist.#LittleTeethChat #ad pic.twitter.com/I01RhY9lRW
— 5minutesformom (@5minutesformom) February 25, 2016
My girls LOVE their pediatric dentist’s office. It has a play area & TVs in the ceiling. #LittleTeethChat #ad pic.twitter.com/smhO6YDgj5
— 5minutesformom (@5minutesformom) February 25, 2016
Brushing in the PM is just as vital as the AM. It destroys bacteria that can lead to tooth decay. #LittleTeetChat pic.twitter.com/gOZMQNjoyn
— Pediatric Dentistry (@AmerAcadPedDent) February 25, 2016
Jan’s 4yr son knocked out a tooth. She called a pediatric dentist… https://t.co/o5tszA8h3M #LittleTeethChat #ad pic.twitter.com/PIkmrgrJRR
— 5minutesformom (@5minutesformom) February 25, 2016
@5minutesformom @DrMiraAlbert to the rescue! Save a tooth in milk! The brush team fixed Drew! #LittleTeethChat pic.twitter.com/naAUV0QdxJ
— Brush Pediatric Dent (@brushforkids) February 25, 2016
Tooth decay is nearly 100% preventable.#LittleTeethChat #ad @AmerAcadPedDent pic.twitter.com/gG94sIUIsB
— 5minutesformom (@5minutesformom) February 25, 2016
Healthy habits = a little tooth's best defense! Get AAPD's strategy here: https://t.co/nMVe603s9d #LittleTeethChat pic.twitter.com/erLrsv8jha
— Pediatric Dentistry (@AmerAcadPedDent) February 25, 2016
Thank you for joining #LittleTeethChat
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— 5minutesformom (@5minutesformom) February 25, 2016
Our Girls are Battling the Mouth Monsters…
And if you missed it last week, you can check out this cute video of our girls getting psyched up to battle the Mouth Monsters in the AAPD’s Month of Madness.
(For more about Mouth Monsters and the Month of Madness, check out our post from last week, How to Get Your Kids Excited about Brushing their Teeth.)
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Disclosure: This post and the Twitter Party are sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.
Written by Susan Carraretto, co-founder of 5 Minutes for Mom
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Trisha McKee says
The biggest challenge is having my child take initiative when it comes to caring and taking responsibility for her own dental care. It is about constant reminders and nagging and i wish she would just do it.
Samantha says
My biggest challenge is making sure they brush for long enough and 10 seconds of brushing is not enough.
Sarah Mayer says
The biggest challenge is always flossing!! no one seems to remember to ever do it.
Leanne Godfrey says
My biggest challenge is getting them to understand how important it is to brush.
Pat B says
The biggest challenge is getting them to brush long enough.
Rachel Travis says
Honestly I don’t really have many issues with that!
Amber Reser says
Lol, there are nights when I will ask him if he brushed, (trying to trust him) and he will tell me he did, of course. You go to his bathroom and the brush is dry… -_-
liz l says
Just brushing them at this point- hopefully it will get better soon
Pamela Makuta says
My biggest challenge is getting my kids to brush after each meal.
Bridgett Wilbur says
My biggest challenge is too get my kids to floss. They hate it.
hazell perez says
My biggest challenge is getting my little ones to floss and to take a little longer doing it right. They always want to rush now we are trying to keep up with fun music to make it a longer and fun. Thanks for the cool chance for my little ones 🙂
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Donna says
My kids sometimes say they brushed when they didn’t, so I really have to watch.
Crystal F says
Getting the girls to just brush and then when they do, getting them to brush long enough is a hassle. My oldest now understands and does a good job. I’m ready for my youngest daughter to start understanding. lol Thank you!
Karen Drake says
My biggest challenge is getting her to floss.
james jenkins says
Making it an enjoyable daily “get-to-do”.
Heather Manu says
My biggest challenge with the older kids is getting them to brush regularly. My biggest challenge with the younger ones is brushing long enough.
Jennifer H says
My biggest challenge is getting them to brush long enough. I have them sing a song to help them do it right.
Elizabeth H. says
Just getting mine to brush is a challenge!!
Lisa L says
My biggest challenge is getting to brush correctly. They do it haphazardly. I literally have to stand there to supervise. Sigh.
AEKZ2 says
My biggest challenge is making sure my children brush along the gum line.
trixx says
My biggest challenge is getting my daughter to brush after each meal. She also can’t comprehend why she has to brush in the morning when she didn’t eat anything.
Julie matek says
My biggest challenge is getting my daughter to brish her teeth long enough& floss! Thanks for the chance!
Danielle says
Making sure they brush all their teeth and for the right amount of time
Ashley M says
Making sure they’re thorough!
Sarah L says
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Karen Behrman says
kids normally like to brush their teeth
Francine Anchondo says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush twice a day.
jules m. says
my biggest problem with my kid is eating sweets late at night, and drinking mountain dew. she needs to floss more also.
Abigail says
Teeth brushing with my daughter has become a battle. She doesn’t mind it in the mornings but for some reason she hates brushing at night,
stephanie baker says
My almost 2-year-old is actually great about brushing her teeth. She asks to brush her teeth after every meal. Our biggest challenge is just making sure she is actually scrubbing her teeth rather than chewing on the toothbrush. Still, I’m glad that she is in the routine of it & enjoys the whole process. I’m so proud!s
aubrey says
My biggest challenge is getting them to floss.
Sandra Watts says
That’s just it. The whole brushing thing is a constant battle in my house.
Stephanie Larison says
The biggest challenge we have here is the oldest doesn’t like brushing her teeth while her baby teeth are loose, she says it feels weird.
susan smoaks says
my biggest challenge is getting the kids to do a good thorough job without rushing just to finish.
Shirley Hicks says
biggest challenge is getting my son to brush…..
Jammie says
My biggest challenge was getting them to remember. My daughter is always brushing her teeth now.
Kristi C says
My biggest challenge is getting my children to floss.
Kim H says
Getting them on a teeth care routine is hard
Melissa says
its very hard getting them to floss!
Richard Hicks says
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Janine Hwang says
My biggest challenge is flossing my kid!
Jaime Cummings says
My biggest challenge is having them brush long enough. They tend to think one swipe of the toothbrush on each tooth is good enough. I let them pick out whatever fun toothbrush they wanted and put a two minute timer on and we’re having a lot more luck now.
Nannypanpan says
My son doesn’t like brushing his gum line
Daniel M says
having them floss more
Cynthia R says
My biggest challenge is they get tired they are “too tired” to brush their teeth.
Vera says
They don’t brush long enough or brush everything.
Heather D says
My daughter always wants to sing and dance when she brushes which means that she doesn’t brush well. It’s always a struggle to get it done properly.
richelle bowers says
my biggest challenge is getting them to floss
Erica B. says
Getting my one year old to even let a toothbrush in her mouth is my biggest challenge.
Claudia Davis says
Just trying to get them to brush twice a day is a challenge.
Christina G. says
My biggest challenge when getting my kids to take better care of their teeth is to brush THOROUGHLY. Thanks for the giveaway!
Jessica K. says
My biggest challenge to getting my daughter to take care of her mouth is the fight she throws when it’s time to brush her teeth. She likes her toothbrush and likes watching herself in the mirror but she still throws a mini tantrum almost every time.
Robin says
My biggest challenge is getting my son to brush to the gum lines.
Kimmy Ripley says
My daughter is 6 and I want to make sure she is doing a good job. Don’t want her to get any cavities!
Nicole Sender says
The biggest challenge is to get them to brush their teeth effectively. Not to just brush the front teeth but to reach back and brush their molars.
Klydra Pugh says
Getting my kids to brush is not the problem, getting them to brush for 2 whole minutes is. Timers help.
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clynsg says
The first problem is getting them to brush the back teeth as well as they do the front, and second, brushing long enough to do a good job.
Sarah Cool says
flossing! its the hardest thing to get them to do they hate it
Richard Hicks says
They sometimes don’t brush long enough.
Trisha Burgess says
Mine is getting my daughter to be consistent without me telling her!
The Happy Wife/Danielle Garcia says
I am the biggest challenge. My schedule is erratic so consistency is tough.
Amber S. says
My biggest challenge is getting them to use floss.
Amanda L. says
My biggest challenge right now is getting him to open his mouth so I can brush his teeth.
Stacie H says
My biggest challenge is getting them to take their time and not rush through it.
Rosanne says
Once they become teenagers and young adults to brush before going to bed
Mary Rutter says
My biggest challenge is reminding Them to floss and brush.
Susan Smith says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush longer and to use floss.
Janelle Rae says
They just really don’t like doing it :/
Lyndsey R. says
My biggest challenge is getting him to do it twice a day. Also, he can’t seem to understand how bad candy is for his teeth.
Lisa V. says
My biggest is getting her to brush for a longer time.
Sherry Lambing says
I would say the biggest challenge is flossing!
robyn paris says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush their teeth period.
Stephanie Liske says
The biggest challenge is for them to actually try to brush their teeth.
cyndi br says
hardest part is having them brush longer and use mouthwash
David says
Brushing their teeth for at least 2 minutes
jberry says
Getting them to re-brush after late snacks.
Rebecca says
My biggest challenge is making sure my kids remember to brush their teeth every morning and at night.
Kim Henrichs says
Finding a flavor that’s truly enjoyable.
Kristen Kaeberlein says
My biggest challenge is getting the kids to brush their teeth. They don’t like the taste of toothpaste.
Emily Smith says
Our biggest challenge is getting them to brush thoroughly for 2 minutes and not just rush through it.
JIll Rivera says
Getting them to brush longer and watch candy that goes in there mouth. Is my biggest dental challenge for my kids.
Jessica T says
Flossing!
Jennifer H. says
My biggest challenge is getting them to brush twice a day and to do a good job
Hayley S says
My biggest challenge is getting my little one to regularly brush his teeth! It’s hard when I work nights and dad isn’t as good at making him brush.
tiffany c (@sweetmatcha) says
For me it’s a huge challenge to get them to focus on brushing and doing so for at least 2 minutes. It’s hard to get the back teeth too, and that’s where food and bacteria love to hide!
wen budro says
My biggest challenge is trying to keep them away from sugary foods and drinks especially when they are away from home.
Birdiebee says
There are two big challenges when it comes to my granddaughter’s dental care. The first being to get her up to brush her teeth before bed. Once she is up and in the bathroom, it is hard for me to get her to stop brushing her teeth as she can be in there for at least 20 minutes. I shouldn’t complain as she has never had a cavity.
Brooklyn Dutson says
My biggest challenge is keeping them from getting toothpaste all over.
Heidi Spittler says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush more than once a day.
Angelica Dimeo says
my son tries to quickly brush his teeth and not brush them long enough
Robby Rob says
They get very lazy with brushing. They do it twice a day, but sometimes its about 5 seconds. I used to like those tablets when i was a kid that would color your teeth and then when you brushed you could see what you missed. Dentist said they don’t make those anymore.
Lesley F says
My biggest challenge is getting them to brush their teeth long enough
Sarah L says
No kids. My biggest problem is remember to floss.
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Ellie Wright says
My biggest challenge is getting my kids to brush after eating candy. They don’t brush long enough either.
tara pittman says
Having them brush long enough.
Robin Abrams says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush longer. They want to do a couple swipes and that is it
Jessica Justice says
My hardest battle is getting my son to floss. Some days it’s not a problem, others I have to tell him twenty times and I’m lucky if he ever he’s around to it.
Stacey B says
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Stacey B says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush efficiently and make sure they’re getting their back teeth good enough.
Erica Hall says
I’m happy to say we had no cavities at the dentist this week. I have nothing to complain about 🙂
Deb Ford says
It’s a big challenge and I find that they will even just go in the bathroom and fake brushing….I have to literally watch them!
Stephanie Phelps says
Getting my kids to floss is a real struggle and brushing long enough!
Judy Schechter says
It’s very challenging getting kids to brush for more than 10 seconds!
Jessica Cox says
Flossing is our biggest challenge they hate flossing I started buying those floss picks and they better with it
Kirstie Gibbons says
Finding a toothpaste that they continue to like through the whole tube, not for just the first few uses.
Laurie Nykaza says
Getting the kids to brush after meals can be the hardest part always reminding them.
Susan Christy says
They eat things at school that get stuck in their braces.
Jennifer Reed says
My biggest challenge when getting my kids to take care of their teeth is to have them brush more than once a day without complaining.
Angela Saver says
My biggest challenge is getting our kids to floss their teeth daily after they brush!
Stella Methvin says
Great prize to encourage good dental hygeine
stephanie landeros says
My biggest challenge with my kids is getting them to floss.
Kyl Neusch says
getting them to floss
Debbi Wellenstein says
It’s just getting them to do it! It’s like pulling teeth. (!)
Peter G says
Finding a toothpaste that the taste is right and brushing longer and the top and bottom teeth.
K Martin says
Getting them to brush long enough!
Dana says
mine never wants to brush hers in the morning
Jennifer Taylor says
My biggest challenge in with getting my kids to care for their teeth is getting them to do it consistently. I have to constantly ask.
Megan C says
I struggle getting them to floss.
Carrie Barron says
I have a two-year old, so my biggest challenge is teaching him the proper way to brush his teeth. Thankfully he loves to do it.
Jessica says
My biggest challenge is my 4 year old just wants to play with her toothpaste.
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Amanda D says
Our son hates to brush, and my biggest challenge is getting him to brush more than just the front side of his teeth.
Barbara Montag says
Our biggest challenge with the kids is to get them to brush their teeth regularly.
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jan says
2 separate houses with different rules creates some challenges
Yvonne D says
Getting them to brush their teeth without me reminding them 🙂
Betsy Rubendall Barnes says
My big challenge when my son was growing up, was getting him to brush longer than two seconds 🙂
Kelly D says
My biggest challenge is making sure they don’t miss any spots when they are brushing.
sarah s says
I think that getting them to floss and brushing for the recommended time is not always easy.
Darlene O'Brien says
I guess consistency of always being conscious of reminding them to brush and floss teeth.
Jennifer Rote says
My biggest challenge is getting my child to brush long enough.
Ashley says
I do not have any children
Laura says
My nieces don’t like flossing when they visit.
saegan anderson says
the biggest challenge when getting your kids to take better care of their teeth is making them actually brush their teeth! get yummy tasting toothpaste to make it better
Heather B says
My 12 year old is the biggest struggle for me! She is facing braces to fix her teeth but getting her to brush twice a day is proving impossible, and at 12 I can’t exactly always brush them for her either!
sindaset says
To get them brush for 2 mins ..
katie says
actually brushing their teeth
Cheryl says
My biggest challenge is getting them to to brush long enough
Karen L says
Getting her to brush right is hardest problem
Erika T says
My biggest challenge is getting my kids to floss! It’s hard for them to understand the importance when not a lot of food gets stuck in between like it does for adults.
Jessica N says
My biggest challenge is getting them excited to brush EVERYDAY!
Jennifer D says
My biggest challenge id getting him to brush in the morning. I have no problem at night.
Sarah trout says
Flossing daily is a struggle!
beth shepherd says
My biggest challenge is to get the kiddos to brush long enough and to get behind their teeth. Thank you
Judy says
staying consistent and brushing long enough is a challenge
Felicia E says
my biggest challenge is making sure they are brushing right
Hailey M says
My biggest issue is getting my son to floss!
amy stonger says
My biggest challenge is getting them to take the time to brush their teeth properly.
@marbb05 says
My biggest thing is getting my son to finish brushing, he will do one side or the top and not the other side or the bottom.
kymi a says
My biggest challenge is geting our kids to brush for the recommended time.
Lisa Puckett says
Getting them to brush long enough.
Suzanne C. says
Probably getting her to brush her lower teeth below the braces!
Kathleen Selman says
Flossing is tough!
edwin c says
Our biggest challenge is making sure they brush 2 minutes and in the right areas, I feel she doesn’t get her back teeth that well
jennooo says
getting them to brush long enough
@n210ss says
not a thorough brushing and rushing
Jennifer McWilliams says
Getting them to floss!
Sheila Vives says
The biggest challenge is getting them to like toothpaste. Flavor aside it creates a burning sensation, so that is unpleasant.
Brittany Baron says
to continue brushing and not get side tracked
Mary Fagans says
Getting them to brush long enough!!
Heather Mount says
My biggest challenge with getting my daughter to brush her teeth is finding a toothpaste she likes.. We have tried several kinds of kids toothpaste and she hates the flavor!
@vlovesfree says
Brush Long enough and getting those back teeth! Now we brush for an entire song. Their Choice!
Kara Kudro says
Brushing the back teeth is a hard job for my little ones
@Tenderhearted10 says
My biggest challenge is getting my granddaughter to actually brush her teeth with her toothbrush instead of her tongue and lips. LOL
angela montgomery says
My biggest challange is getting them to do it when they are suppose to. I try to set a routine for them
Angel says
Biggest challenge is ensuring they brush the back teeth properly.
Tari Lawson says
Just getting my son to remember to brush his teeth without being told to do so is a challenge.
Victoria says
My biggest challenge is to keep my youngest from squirming. She is always trying to escape or be silly and sometimes she ends up hurting herself.
Kim Nelson says
It’s always hard to develop a routine in the morning and getting the kids to brush before they fall asleep on weekends!
Jennifer Davis says
Looking forward to tonight, this is my biggest struggle with my daughter, lookin for helpful tips!
sarah mendoza says
getting them to brush
Jennifer Essad says
after finally getting in to brush then we struggle to make them stay at it for 3 min, they rush thinking they are done and they’ve missed so much, it’s not a pleasant experience most nights
Nicole Lancaster says
My biggest challenge when getting my kids to take better care of their teeth is getting them to brush for a couple of minutes instead a a few second brush.
Stephanie murphy says
My biggest challenge is getting her to keep her mouth open while i brush and teaching her to stop swallowing toothpaste 🙂
trista hevey says
Making sure she actually BRUSHES correctly! it’s a challenge
pu ye says
My biggest challenge is getting them to floss
Christy says
Reminding them to brush the teeth after meals!
sumana says
Honestly I don’t have a challenge at all. My daughter love brushing her teeth with her favorite lighting toothbrush! she is now 5 years old.
Jeanne Rousseau says
It comes down to time. Always seems to be so much to do that taking the time right before bed is tough so we do it an hour or so before.
Sara G says
My biggest challenge is getting my kids to brush their teeth more thoroughly.
Tiffany Dover @CraziMomOf2Boys says
Honestly, I don’t have a challenge at all! My two boys LOVE brushing their teeth! The only real challenge I have is getting them to let me help them! They’re 2 1/2 and 4 years of age and are so independent already that they don’t want mommy to help them brush their teeth!
Amanda says
Biggest challenge is to get them to spit!!
Jennah Jackson says
My challenge is getting them to take the full time to brush and then be patient while I check their work lol and prob go over it again
Regina says
Just getting my 3yr old to brush is hard. i have to almost hold him down.
Jenny Willis says
My biggest challenge is them brushing their teeth when I ask them to.
Kathy Stevenson says
Getting them to floss is the biggest challenge.
Karen Giasson says
My biggest challenge is to get them to remember to brush. Otherwise, I have no problems with my grandchildren. They love brushing their teeth.
nickie says
My biggest challenge is getting my son to floss.
Ireon Williams says
Getting my child to cooperate
SHANNA BRAYMAN says
My biggest challenge in getting my kids take care of their teeth is getting them to SLOW down and take their time. Also, flossing is always a battle. Thank goodness for flossing sticks!
Kimberly O says
My biggest challenge is time – they think one quick swipe is “brushing” their teeth. Thanks for the chance.
Kimberly Snyder says
Biggest challenge is getting them to be thorough rather than just going through the motions
tina p. says
my biggest challenge is getting my 3 yr old to hold still for the recommended time to brush teeth for! it can be a struggle!
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Cynthia C says
My challenge was to get them to brush long enough.
Julie Fields says
Just getting her to brush. She does a good job when she does it. It just takes time to make her brush.
Angela Hendricks says
My biggest challenge is getting my kids to brush their teeth for a full two minutes when they brush.
Lauren says
My biggest challenge is making sure they brush their back teeth.
Tiffany S says
Biggest challenge is flossing.
Bebe says
My biggest challenge is getting them to floss properly.
Amber Deuel says
Flossing, seems to be a challenge here!!!
Jessica Miller says
the hardest thing would be flossing!
Pamela Gurganus says
My biggest challenge is getting them to dentist for check-ups. It’s always traumatic!
Will G says
My biggest challenge is getting them to floss.
steve weber says
The biggest challenge is getting them to floss and rinse daily.
Jen Haile says
My biggest challenge is getting my son to remember to brush after he eats. He only thinks about going online and neglects the basics.
Seyma Shabbir says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush the full time they need to brush!
Ira says
Getting them to brush for long enough!
Annette H says
Biggest challenge is flossing
Rae C. says
That’s easy – brushing long enough.
Ann Fantom says
My biggest challenge is teaching my daughter how to floss properly
Natalie says
My biggest challenge is getting her to brush ALL of her teeth and to do a good job of brushing. My daughter does not value the importance of dental hygiene like I do.
HS kraftmaking says
To get them to brush and floss before sleep is a challenge.
Brenda Haines says
My biggest challenge is that my son is 3 and wants to disobey anything I want him to do..
LINNIE G says
The biggest challenge getting kids to take better care of their teeth is brushing and flossing after snacks and beverages.
Anne says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush their teeth thoroughly and properly, long enough to be effective.
lissa crane says
My biggest challenge is the amount of time that my kiddo’s spend brushing! They do a quick, fast, rush job just to get it over with and I know it’s not a long enough amount of time to do a good job!
Jessica To says
My son has braces so he will brush his teeth but won’t check to see if they’re really clean.
amyc says
Just getting them to brush. Such a struggle.
Margaret Smith says
Making sure they brush their teeth is my biggest challenge. If I don’t watch them, they tend to only put the brush in their mouth and that’s it.
harold says
My biggest problem is to actually get them to brush their teeth, they always put it off.
Ashley C says
My biggest challenge is getting them to stop whatever they are doing and brush.
Thomas Murphy says
It is hard to get my son to floss, he hates doing it.
McKim says
My biggest challenge is getting my grandson to brush twice a day. He’s always interested in doing something else.
Sandy Klocinski says
I don’t have any kids at home anymore so it’s not an issue for me but when my daughter was little it was always the attention span needed to brush thoroughly. 2 minutes can be a very long time for a small child
Stephanie says
getting them to floss
meagan bs says
my daughter likes to skip brushes thinking I won’t check or notice.
Denise M says
Getting her to brush right, she just does the top front
Janet W. says
I think flossing is definitely the biggest challenge when it comes to my grandsons and oral care.
Elena says
getting them to floss is the biggest challenge
@MakingMOMMYHOOD says
Getting them to sit their squirmy little bodies still long enough to brush!!
Mami2jcn says
My biggest challenge is getting them to floss.
Lisa Brown says
My biggest challenge is to get them to brush longer than 20 seconds; it is a very shot time they brush so I sometimes stay with them while they brush for motivation.
Jennifer W says
My biggest challenge is getting my child to cooperate. I try and brush my teeth at the same time since she likes to copy what I do.
jim zahorian says
brush brush brush!!!!