Do your kids brush their teeth frequently? Heaven knows my little girl was very lazy in brushing her teeth. She had to be nagged or reminded before she would brush her teeth.
The best time recommended to teach children about good
oral hygiene is when they turn 3 years old. This is the age when a child starts
learning and exploring new things including brushing his or her own teeth.
Though the hand may be a bit clumsy at this age but practice makes perfect!
According a World Health Organisation (WHO) survey in 2012, gingivitis
and caries affect 60-90% of children globally. There are several factors that
contribute to these oral diseases.
Among them are poor oral hygiene, high
intake of sweetened food such as sweets, chocolates and cakes as well as
insufficient use of fluoride. Therefore, children must be taught proper oral
care including the right brushing techniques and using the right toothpaste at
a young age.
Do you know sometimes children tend to swallow their toothpaste? To address this problem, Darlie has recently upgraded the formula of its Bunny Kids children’s toothpaste, so that over 80% of the ingredients are certified food grade. In addition, Darlie Bunny Kids’ newly improved formula is also well noted for the following benefits:
- · Contains calcium to help strengthen teeth
- · Contains fluoride to fight against cavities
- · Has low level of foam for gentle cleaning without irritation
- · Has no added sugar
All my little girl and any other kid need is a pea sized Darlie Bunny Kids toothpaste to keep teeth healthy and strong. Brushing your teeth and your children's teeth twice daily is also crucial in keeping away cavities. For effective results, use Darlie Cutie Bunny toothbrush with 0.01mm soft, tapered bristles which is gentle to children’s gums.
My little girl simply loves the Darlie Bunny Kids toothpaste taste as it is sweet and taste of fruit candy. Brushing teeth for her is no longer a problem, not like how it used to be...
Darlie
Bunny Kids comes in four variants : Strawberry, Orange, Apple and Cola.
The
new pack will be available at all pharmacies and supermarket outlets nationwide
starting October 2014 at RM2.80 (40g). It also comes in a Value Pack at RM4.30
for two packs of 40g tubes (Strawberry flavour only).
See, perfectly clean teeth with Darlie Bunny Kids toothpaste.. Thank you Darlie Bunny Kids toothpaste for letting my little girl try it out...
woo. my son favorite too this brand
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