Getting your child to brush their teeth can be difficult, but brushing is very important among children. To help, we’ve found 10 fascinating books on how to brush your teeth to read at night.
brush your teeth please by leslie mcguire and jean pidgeon
Brush Your Teeth Please is a pop-up book that teaches children proper oral hygiene with the help of animals such as the lion, shark, bear, hippo, and gorilla. pop-up book includes toothbrush tabs that can be navigated up or down, left or right.
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In addition, the lion page includes a toothbrush-shaped board attached to a string that your child can use to brush the lion’s teeth all over. the shark page, on the other hand, is dedicated to teaching about flossing.
The colors are vivid and will definitely please your child’s eyes. the book is recommended for children two to five years of age. It has 12 pages with text written in English.
brush, brush, alicia padron’s brush
brush, brush, brush is a board book with simple, rhythmic text that should be read aloud to your child. has big and bold artwork, photos, and illustrations that are sure to appeal to your kids.
The book is part of the series of books for young beginning children published by scholastic. It also has suggested activities to accompany the story at the end.
brush, brush, brush is for children ages two to four. includes 12 pages of fun.
clarabella’s teeth by a vrombaut
Clarabella’s Teeth introduces your child to Clarabella the crocodile and her friends: Rosie, Max, Liam and Zoe. While her friends paint pictures, play games and have lunch, Clarabella is busy brushing her teeth, which takes a lot of time since a crocodile has so many.
Because she misses a whole day of activities, Rosie, Max, Liam and Zoe surprise Clarabella with a bigger toothbrush fit for a big gator so she doesn’t miss out on the fun and can join her friends the next day! .
The book is recommended for children four to seven years old. It has 32 pages where your child can meet cute animals, bright and fun illustrations, an easy-to-follow story, and learn about the importance of dental routine.
melvin the magnificent molar by julia cook, laura jana and allison valentine
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melvin, the magnificent molar, will teach your child about teeth through the adorable tooth, melvin. The book aims to encourage children ages three and up to brush their teeth, floss, and visit their dentist in a fun and unique way.
It has 32 pages of informative and fun reading with beautiful illustrations. Plus, you can request to receive tooth fairy emails for your child!
pony brushes her teeth by michael dahl and oriol vidal
children, they say, learn by example, and pony brushes his teeth builds on that idea while pony admires his father when he learns to brush his teeth. is a simple story that teaches children the steps of brushing, from choosing the right toothbrush to rinsing their mouth. it also reminds parents of their roles with their children.
20-page book has humorous illustrations and easy-to-remember text for ages two to four.
i know why i brush my teeth by kate rowan and katharine mcewen
i know why i brush my teeth is part of sam’s science series. This book uses easy jokes from Sam and his mom to talk about proper dental hygiene and share information about baby and adult teeth. Discuss the parts, types, and functions of teeth.
Recommended for ages five to seven, the book makes learning dental topics and terms such as plaque, fluoride, enamel, dentin, etc. easy and fun. Through I Know Why I Brush My Teeth, your child can understand the importance of brushing with easy-to-understand diagrams embedded in a friendly cartoon format.
have you ever seen a moose brush its teeth? by jamie mcclaine and april goodman willy
Have you ever seen a moose brush its teeth? is a delightful sequel to Have You Ever Seen a Bathing Moose? Through this sequel, children learn simple tooth brushing habits. features easy-to-follow rhyming lyrics with vibrant, action-packed illustrations that kids are sure to love.
In this book, kids will meet the lovable moose who didn’t take care of his “toofers” that ended in slime! moose then takes the right steps to get his “pearl white” smile back.
Have you ever seen a moose brush its teeth? It has 24 pages of information and fun that children ages 2 to 10 will enjoy.
i love brushing my teeth by shelley admont, sonal goyal and sumit sakhuja
i love brushing my teeth introduces kids to the sweet little bunny named jimmy who doesn’t like brushing his teeth. however, a magic toothbrush helps him realize how important it is to brush his teeth.
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Contains beautiful illustrations ideal for children who hate brushing their teeth. Plus, there’s a free video book inside to go along with 42 pages of a good read.
sesame street: ready, set, brush! by che rudko and tom brannon
sesame street: ready, set, brush! Enlist the help of our Sesame Street Squad to give kids fun reminders about proper tooth care. It has flaps that can be opened, wheels that can be turned, and fun pop-up windows that will make reading about brushing a fun learning activity for your children.
elmo, zoe and their friends will teach your child how to apply toothpaste, brush teeth, rinse and keep regular dental visits. is a 12-page book suitable for children ages two to five.
brushing, flossing and rinsing: caring for teeth and gums by amanda doering tourville and ronnie rooney
Brush, Floss and Rinse – Caring for Your Teeth and Gums includes easy-to-read text. emphasizes the value of oral care to overall health. Kids will meet Kyle and Alan, who brush their teeth every morning and night, floss with their mom, and replace their toothbrush when the bristles are bent.
Kids will definitely love the watercolor illustrations as they develop good habits and make healthy choices.
the book has 24 pages of learning for children from five to eight years old.
according to the national health and nutrition examination survey (nhanes), 42% of children ages two to 11 suffer from cavities in their baby teeth. meanwhile, 21% of children ages 6 to 11 have cavities in their permanent teeth.
Five times more common among children than asthma and seven times more common than hay fever, tooth decay can make dental problems worse and affect your child’s well-being.
Prevent this from happening by getting into the habit of brushing your child as soon as possible. And if sweet talk isn’t working with your child, take the help of books! Here are ten books you can add to your bedtime stories that will encourage your little one to brush their teeth.
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