I'm a teeth brushing master! - Strong Child Health Picture Book 2

Description

A spell that makes brushing your teeth exciting and fun!
“The hippopotamus ate cheese and got melon~”

Approximately six months after a child is born, baby teeth begin to erupt, starting with the front teeth. Usually, all 6 baby teeth come out after about 2 years and 6 months. When baby teeth fall out, permanent teeth emerge that will last a lifetime until adulthood. Keeping the baby teeth and permanent teeth healthy is a very important task that must be done from a young age. To keep your teeth healthy, you need to develop the habit of brushing your teeth well. Children often find brushing their teeth annoying and dislike it. You have to put a rough brush in your mouth to clean it, foam will form, but you have to hold it in without swallowing it, and brushing every nook and cranny will make you feel nauseous. So, children, unable to resist their mother's nagging, force themselves to brush their teeth, and all they have to do is brush their teeth back and forth a few times. This is a book that teaches these children the correct way to brush their teeth and allows them to have fun doing it.

What is “A hippopotamus eats cheese and a melon~”? This is the ‘Teeth Brushing Practice Spell’ for children. For our children who don't like brushing their teeth, we point out the areas that need to be brushed when brushing their teeth and say this mantra so that they can have fun and clean their teeth. Open your mouth wide like a 'hippo' and brush the chewing surface and the inside of your teeth. Say 'Cheese' and turn the toothbrush round to brush the outside of your teeth. Then, say 'Me~long' and clean your tongue. The author of this book, Yunjeong Lee, is a dentist and a mother of a 5-year-old child. She says these words came to her mind while she was brushing her teeth with her child. She said, “The hippopotamus eats cheese and melong ~ The hippopotamus eats cheese and melong ~” This is a must-have mantra, especially for children who tend to forget to brush their tongue.