Children don't like brushing their teeth? Try these ten picture books.

Protecting teeth is a job that children need to do from an early age. Many people think that children don't need to "brush their teeth" because they are small or have no teeth, but it is not.

The training of brushing teeth should start from an early age. Usually, we can divide it into three stages.

First, the baby begins to grow his first tooth from about 6 months, that is, when he will "brush his teeth". Of course, there is no toothbrush here, but the parents wrap the index finger with clean gauze and dip it in water to help the baby clean his mouth and wash away the attachments on his teeth and gums. This oral care method usually lasts until the child is two and a half years old, when all the deciduous teeth in the mouth erupt.

Second, from the age of 2-3, parents should choose a toothbrush for children of this age, stand behind the children twice a day in the morning and evening, and teach them the correct method of brushing their teeth. Because children in this period have certain understanding and expression skills, as long as parents are persuasive and patient, it is not difficult for children to master the correct brushing method. ?

Third, since the age of three, the child has been training for half a year and should be able to brush his teeth independently. However, children at this time are still naughty and lack initiative and consciousness. Parents should also play the role of supervision and guidance, so that children can develop good oral hygiene habits and have healthy and beautiful teeth.

So generally speaking, children really need to learn to brush their teeth from the age of 2. After a period of training and exercise, they will gradually form an independent brushing process.

Today, Bird will introduce you to a picture book about brushing your teeth, which I believe will make children fall in love with brushing their teeth!

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1, let's go and brush our teeth.

Xiaotuo doesn't like brushing his teeth. One day, Xiao Brush Train came, and under the guidance of Xiao Brush Train, Xiao Tuo began an interesting journey of drawing. The small train first drove to Xiaotuo's mouth, then turned on the light on his cheek, beeping-the small train set off. When they arrived at the front teeth station, they brushed left and right together, brushing out all the residue between their teeth. * After that, Xiaotuo's teeth became shiny. This book also mentions some precautions when children brush their teeth, which is helpful to cultivate children's correct brushing habits.

Crocodiles are afraid of dentists.

This is a book to help children connect with life experiences. Looking carefully at the pictures in this book, we will find that in the process of showing that crocodiles are afraid of dentists and dentists are afraid of crocodiles, the pictures show every step that children see and experience when filling their teeth: going to a dental clinic → seeing a dentist to prepare filling equipment → seeing an electroluminescent and filling machine. Then, sit in the chair for filling teeth → let the doctor grind away the decayed tooth surface → fill the medicine for treating dental caries → cover the enamel → complete the filling. Looking through the pictures in the book, we can also see the usual emotional thinking process of children's filling teeth: fear of filling teeth → having to fill teeth → fear of seeing a filling machine → the pain and trouble of grinding teeth → helplessness of treatment → relief and gratitude after filling teeth → knowing how to brush your teeth carefully.

This emotional and thinking process is something that every child can experience. In the process of telling stories with words and pictures, the author mobilizes children's life experience, so that they can understand the story as if they were reliving it and feel the profound meaning contained in it.

3. What's new in Tooth Street

Huck and Dick look quaint, but they are actually ambitious and dangerous-they dig holes in their teeth to build houses, not only to build their own comfortable nests, but also to dream of building luxury apartments for rent. ...

Just when their dream was about to come true, a big brush and many policemen appeared in Tooth Street. Huck and Dick's grain reserves were almost wiped out. More terrible things are yet to come. A huge hook fell from the sky and caught Huck and Dick's house. ...

What will happen to Huck and Dick? Where did those policemen come from? Can tooth street restore its former calm?

After reading Anna Rothman's picture book What's New in Tooth Street, smart children will surely know how to prevent such little things as Huck and Dick from doing bad things in our mouths!

4. Toothworm can move.

Do you know the secret of Toothworm?

Because the toothbrush came to make trouble, there was nothing to eat at home, and the whole family was growling with hunger. Dad Toothworm came to the "Toothworm Real Estate Agency"-wow, the new house that never brushes his teeth is simply great! Please help yourself to cakes, biscuits, chocolates and sweet juice!

? The tooth worm family has a good time every day! The body is getting stronger and stronger. One day, they held a party in a building, and suddenly ... an imaginative picture book let the children know the role of bacteria in tooth decay. At the same time, it conveys an important message that tooth decay can be prevented. As long as parents know the correct preventive methods, they can protect their children from tooth decay.

5. Rat Tooth Doctor

Dr. Rat Tooth, the work of UBS Prize in Nuremberg, tells the story that a mouse outsmarts a fox.

Dr. de Soto is a dentist with excellent medical skills. With the help of Mrs. de Soto, an able assistant, he saw dentists for animals of all sizes. His skill is superb, and the lucky patient won't feel pain at all. Dr de Soto is a rat dentist, so he never treats "dangerous" animals that eat rats. But one day, a fox appeared. He had a bad toothache and asked Dr. De Soto to help him. How did the kind de Soto couple send him away? How to ensure that the fox will not show its true colors after installing false teeth? The clever Dr. and Mrs. De Soto found a way. ...

6, dentists will also grow worm teeth?

The mouse dentist has a good medical skill, and there is an endless stream of patients who come to see him. However, dentists have worm teeth! It's really embarrassing for dentists to have worm teeth. Find a farther dentist's office, so no one will know! But the dentist in this clinic is a terrible cat! The story begins with a question, and there are many suspense, but the ending is warm. Tell children the importance of teeth in happy reading and form a good habit of brushing teeth after meals.

7. Tooth mother-in-law

Children's understanding of many truths needs a gradual process, but good habits should start from an early age, which has become a problem for many parents. Because children don't understand reason and can't practice good habits, parents usually use harsh preaching to help their children establish good habits.

The book "Tooth Mother" solves this communication problem. We are not preaching or demonstrating, but adopting the method of "affection" and using the child's natural imagination, let him imagine that there is a "tooth mother-in-law" living in his mouth and responsible for cleaning his teeth. What will happen to the mother-in-law who brushes her teeth, and what will happen to the mother-in-law who doesn't brush her teeth? The story is clear. The rest depends on whether the children want to brush their teeth or not. Decisions made after your own thinking will be implemented more willingly. This way is vivid and vivid, and it is hard to forget once. Parents can continue to create more stories about "mother-in-law" as needed.

8. Don't look for me with cavities!

Don't look for me with cavities is one of the series of science picture books. This series of books is specially designed for children in kindergarten who are curious about their bodies and always ask "why". If they don't know the secrets of their bodies, they will often do some behaviors that are harmful to their health, such as pulling their navel hard, uncovering the scabs of wounds, not brushing their teeth, and being picky about food. Let our parents explain some basic life knowledge to their children in the story.

9. Maisy Charley and Bobo with loose teeth go to the dentist.

Every child will experience many things that he has never experienced before, such as changing his teeth. Children may have an inexplicable fear of changing teeth, but is it really a terrible thing to change teeth? Maisy's good friend Charlie also has a rickety little tooth in his mouth. At first, Charlie was as scared as the children. Charlie went to see the doctor with Maisy and other friends, and he gradually became relaxed and not nervous. When he got home, Charlie brushed his teeth and had a rest. Suddenly his teeth fell out with a bang. Ha ha! In fact, changing teeth is not a terrible thing!

10, brush, brush, brush! I like brushing my teeth.

Are children's teeth clean and white? Do you brush your teeth twice a day? Remember to brush up, down, left and right! The sooner you form healthy habits, the better. Brush your teeth with the children in the picture book!

The novice toddler series picture books are devoted to English enlightenment and behavioral awareness. Rhyming sentences, strong interactivity, bright colors and vivid illustrations often make children fondle them. The tips at the end are closely combined with the theme of picture books to help children develop good habits through parent-child interaction.