It is always worrying how many sweets or chocolate your children consume, especially after events like Halloween, Christmas or even birthday parties! Sweets and chocolate are often the first tool to quieten the children down – they can’t scream and shout if they are eating! It will give you some respite but there is the risk of dental decay. Instead of giving them sweet/chocolate treats, why not replace it with low sugar or sugar free options. Or keep it to a minimum to prevent tooth decay. I only allow them to have a small piece of chocolate each day after school.
Mr K recently lost two of his front baby teeth and he had his first visit to the dentist. Now he and Ms C are signed up for a regular six month check-up at our local dentist. This is him having his first dental check up.
Nano-b Anti-Bacterial toothbrush
Recently, I took up the Britmums challenge with Oral B where I mentioned about my teeth and gum problem. My teeth is quite stained from not looking after them properly since young. So I have been using whitening toothpaste.
ScareDoo Interchangeable hair Brush
Ms C has long black locks and she refuses to cut it. She wants to be princess Rapunzel with long silky hair. But her hair is always tangled in the morning even though I use children’s hair conditioner and detangle conditioning spray the previous night.
