How to start oral hygiene early?

Contrary to appearances, even before the first teeth appear. Both young gums and tongue need cleaning and stimulation for teething. Early introduction of the first toothbrush develops the toddler's grasping reflex and gets him used to later grooming.

When to introduce a toothbrush into hygiene?

The first months of life is when we can slowly begin to introduce a toothbrush for hygiene, but the paste will not be needed yet. Brush SEYSSO Baby Penguin is a device created with the youngest in mind, recommended by the Institute of Mother and Child. The toothbrush has two interchangeable tips dedicated to two age ranges. The first, round one, is recommended for children aged 0-18 months. Thanks to its soft fibers, it will clean the gums and tongue and give a pleasant massage to help the teething process. The second tip, designed for children aged 18-36 months, will complement further care of the first teeth, thanks to its equally soft bristles and elongated head, similar to traditional. With parents in mind, Baby Penguin has been enriched with an illuminated LED at the bottom of the tip, which will help to thoroughly clean teeth, and for children it will prove to be an eye-catching element to encourage the use of the toothbrush. The SEYSSO toothbrush can be used both as a manual toothbrush and as a first sonic toothbrush.

First toothpaste

The most important thing in the early care of young teeth is the prevention of decay, to which young enamel is particularly vulnerable. Underestimating the problem of tooth decay among children, can lead to their premature loss and subsequent malocclusion and even pronunciation defects! In addition, the permanent teeth growing under the millipedes, can also become infected with decay bacteria. That's why it's so important to take care of your first teeth. In addition to regular visits to the dentist, it is important to choose the right paste. Paste SEYSSO Kids Penguin is a combination of protection with education and fun. Specially selected ingredients care for young enamel and prevent the growth of decaying bacteria. The paste contains a child-safe dose of fluoride at 1000ppm F-, recommended by the European Council of Pediatric Dentistry. On the package, parents will find a hint about the right amount of paste to apply. For children aged 0-2 years, the size of a grain of rice is recommended, while for children aged 2-6 years, a grain of pea is recommended. The paste has a pleasant fruity taste of raspberries and blueberries, so children will gladly reach for it for daily care.