Gentle Massage as an Alternative to the Brushing Protocol | Sensory Regulation for Sensitive Kids | Dr. Cassie Woods-Peirce
Gentle Massage as an Alternative to the Brushing Protocol | Sensory Regulation for Sensitive Kids | Dr. Cassie Woods-Peirce
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🦷 What age should kids start brushing on their own? Short answer: 👉 Around 6–7 years old — but with supervision. Dentist Dad explains: Kids under 6 don’t have the hand coordination to brush properly. Kahit mukhang marunong na sila, may naiiwan pa ring plaque. At 6–7 years old, mas kaya na nilang mag-brush mag-isa, pero parents should still watch, guide, and check. Best rule to remember (Dentist Dad tip): 👉 If they can tie their shoelaces properly, they can start brushing properly. What parent
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🦷 What age should kids start brushing on their own? Short answer: 👉 Around 6–7 years old — but with supervision. Dentist Dad explains: Kids under 6 don’t have the hand coordination to brush properly. Kahit mukhang marunong na sila, may naiiwan pa ring plaque. At 6–7 years old, mas kaya na nilang mag-brush mag-isa, pero parents should still watch, guide, and check. Best rule to remember (Dentist Dad tip): 👉 If they can tie their shoelaces properly, they can start brushing properly. What parent
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Brushing while holding a baby in one arm and using the other to aim a toothbrush? I’ve done it. It’s hard. Your aim is off, the baby’s squirming, and no one’s having a good time. Here’s what changed everything: using a backboard. That just means laying your baby on a surface where their head is supported, like a changing table, highchair, or bed, so their head is stable and you can actually see what you’re doing. This helps with: 1. Neck and head support. Baby is safe and still. You’re not wrest
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