This is a partnered post with The Motherhood and TheraBreath. As always, all thoughts opinions are my own.
Making sure my children have a healthy smile and mouth has always been a top priority. From the time they were babies we’ve been trying to teach them healthy habits. Although we’ve been consistent with their oral care habits, they still need reminding every now and then. That’s why I created this Steps to a Healthy Mouth Printable for Kids. This version is a little bit different than the one my children use, mainly bullet number 4, but it essentially serves the same purpose. I know as parents we all want our children to have a healthy smile and healthy mouth.
Being able to see what they need to accomplish helps keep my children on track. Which isn’t surprising because I’m the ultimate list maker. (I make lists for everything.) So I guess it’s only natural that my children work the same way I do. Having this Steps to a Healthy Mouth Printable for Kids in view every time they are in the bathroom keeps them accountable.
I know that my children will not need a healthy oral habits checklist the rest of their lives, but I hope that my diligence and reminders will stick with them, even when they aren’t living at home anymore. I’ve seen what poor oral habits can do and I guess I’m just selfish because I don’t want that for my children.
How Does the Steps to a Healthy Mouth Printable for Kids Help?
For me, it’s my reminder to them even when I forget to tell them. Let’s face it. Some nights are busier than others and we just kind of forget. Having the Steps to a Healthy Mouth Printable for Kids in the bathroom staring them in the face is my backup.
It reminds them to brush their teeth. It reminds them to floss before bed. It reminds them to use their TheraBreath for Kids Oral Rinse after brushing and flossing. But most importantly, it is helping them develop and foster healthy habits that will hopefully keep their mouths healthy for years and years.
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I hope that this Steps to a Healthier Mouth Printable for Kids comes in handy in your home. Also, there is a BOGO coupon for TheraBreath for Kids available right now through the end of May. This is a great deal so stock up while the getting is good.
Heather says
I am definitely not the best role model when it comes to dental care. Flossing every day? I know I should but I’m lucky if it’s once a week lol
Lisa Collins says
I need to print this for my twins! They are four and and one is great about brushing while the other could care less and challenges me daily about it!
Tami Qualls says
My son just had some dental work done. While I”m told it’s not completely my fault, I am on board to keep his mouth healthy going foward.
Sapana V says
Great option to teach them good habits. This reminds them how to keep their teeth healthy.
Katriza says
This is really great way to teach them about good dental habits! Awesome printable! I can’t wait to use it
Maria says
It’s so important to teach kids good oral hygiene. I take my boys to the dentist every 6 months to get a cleaning.
Jhumki Nag says
Taking care of teeth from early phase of life is so important. such a helpful post and good to create awareness. Thanks for sharing.