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How to Get a Child to Brush Their Teeth: 4 Tips to Help
 
1. Make Toothbrushing A Team Sport
Join them when it’s time to brush. The more you model good behavior, the more likely it is your kid will join in.
 
2. Offer Choices
When it’s teeth-brushing time (because it’s part of your daily routine, right?) go ahead and let them pick which toothbrush and paste they want.
 
3. Make Brushing A Part Of Playtime
Buy a toothbrush just for play and then pretend every chance you get. Have them brush their stuffed animal’s teeth. Their action figure’s teeth. Play dentist. Whatever it takes to reinforce the idea that this is a normal thing.

4. Lower Expectations And Relax
The more frustrated and shouty you get, the less likely your kid will want to make toothbrushing a daily activity. The idea is to make tooth time a part of daily life.

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