I started brushing my daughters teeth (more like gums!) at a young age to make sure they were kept in a good, clean condition. However, the older she got the more she would protest having her teeth brushed and it reached the point where she would just clamp her mouth shut. She's been visiting the dentist with me to get her used to it and my dentist recommended she picked out her own toothbrush. Something so simple, that I would never have thought about, I usually just pick one out and throw it in the trolley. So when we went shopping I got her out of the trolley and she had a great time picking out her new toothbrush. She picked a Colgate Smiles brush. There ...  Read the complete review

My daughter, at three years old is already developing my sweet tooth. If it's not a sweet treat she is after then you can almost guarantee she will be munching away on a banana or some grapes. That's why, in our house teeth brushing is one of the most important things we do in the day. As well as me thoroughly brushing my daughter's teeth I am trying to encourage her to brush herself, this she is very willing to do and she does thoroughly enjoy brush time. As well as at home her nursery encourage teeth brushing and that involves me also taking a brush into nursery for her to use. At this stage we are still experimenting with different brands of ...  Read the complete review