Momcozy Baby Finger Toothbrush Oral Wipes - 30 Count
Oral care starts months before the first tooth
Dentists recommend wiping a baby's gums from the newborn stage. Almost nobody does, because it sounds like one more thing. These make it a ten-second job you do while your baby is already lying on the changing mat.
30 individually wrapped Soft cotton gauze No rinsing Newborn upward Fits the changing bag
Your finger, so you feel the pressure
A brush handle gives you no feedback on a newborn's gums. Wearing the wipe on your fingertip means you feel exactly how hard you are pressing, which is the whole safety question at this age.
Gums, tongue and the first teeth
One wipe covers all three. It clears milk residue from the tongue, cleans along the gum line, and handles the first teeth before a brush becomes practical.
Individually wrapped, so one lives in the bag
Hygienic every time and genuinely portable. No rinsing, no sink, no toothpaste a baby cannot spit out.
Specifications
| Count | 30 wipes |
| Packaging | Individually wrapped |
| Material | Soft cotton gauze |
| Age | Newborn upward |
| Rinsing | Not required |
| Use | Single use |
Questions mums ask
When should I start?
From the newborn stage. Once or twice a day, usually after the last feed of the day.
Is it safe if my baby sucks on it?
Wear it on your finger and keep hold of it throughout. Never leave a baby unattended with a wipe.
Do I still need a toothbrush later?
Yes. Move to a soft baby toothbrush once several teeth are through, usually around twelve months.
Care
Single use, dispose after each wipe. Store below 25C away from direct sun.
