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Emily 🦷 toothbrushing tips for parents on Instagram: "If you’ve given up on brushing your toddler’s teeth without a fight, I get it. This might look unhinged, but brushing in the car seat can be easier than trying to do it at home before drop off. They’re safely strapped in, the lighting is good, and you can actually focus on brushing instead of chasing or negotiating. Around 18 months many toddlers discover their independence and start to resist brushing. It’s normal, frustrating, and it’s usu

Emily 🦷 toothbrushing tips for parents on Instagram: "I’m not saying a light up toothbrush is the answer to your brushing problems, but this was my toddler’s favorite brush from about 6 to 18 months. 💡 At this age they don’t care about routines or cavities. They care about novelty and control. When the brush lights up, it feels like a toy instead of something you’re doing to them, and that alone can be the difference between a struggle and actually getting teeth brushed. Bonus, the light also