Lynn, I think it is more establishing the pattern of teeth brushing that
is important at this stage. I would avoid using very much toothpaste at
all as she is swallowing it rather than spitting it out. Put a token
amount on the brush( because she will want it because you do) and then
give her the brush to use (chew) and then she needs to let you have a
turn. If it stays light and fun then she will become more co operative
as it becomes ho hum. Just making it part of the morning and bedtime
routine is what is important. Then when the molars arrive she will be
ready to let you have a good go at them.
Andrea Quanchi
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