At age 1, remove a child from a bottle or breast.
Spillovers are used as a transitional step in child development rather than as a long-term solution.
Do not let children use spill-proof cups all day long. When increasing saliva activity helps to clean the teeth, save the spill cup for snacks and meal time.
Drink sugary drinks through a straw The best spill prevention cup is those collapsible rubber straws.
Introduce oral health habits as soon as possible. After each feeding, wipe the baby's gums with a damp cloth. When the first tooth appears, brush your teeth with a soft brush and water. By the age of 2, parents can add pea-sized fluoride toothpaste to toothbrushes.
