It doesn't really matter to be honest. The main reason for starting to brush their teeth now is more for getting them used to it and in a routine so don't panic if it's not the last time at night. X
Dentist here- ideally work towards bottle an hour before bed then brush just before sleep. As @Annie said at this age it’s more about routines and habit forming so it’s not a big thing right now. Ideally don’t brush straight after milk/food as this can actually damage the teeth in the long term (there are natural sugars in milk that very slightly softens the teeth and they reharden sat in saliva naturally for 20 mins or so).
@Riki what should i use to bursh them toothpaste which one pls
@Adina you can either use one of those finger toothbrushes that are made of silicone initially or just any baby toothbrush. I used a little buzzy one for my older one kinda like a very basic electric toothbrush. It’s called brush baby and they sell it on Amazon with different heads for different ages. Toothpaste any brand will do a 0-2 years one, you literally need the tiniest amount (a smear) til they’re much older. I use aquafresh milk teeth.
@Riki thank you very much
@riki and we leave their in their teeth the ttohpaate cos obviously they can t rinse it:)
@Riki can yoy asd the link from amazon please?
Cos baby will turn 5 on this froday
New brush-baby BabySonic Electric Toothbrush for Toddlers, Battery Powered, Extra Soft Bristles for Gentle Cleaning, for Ages 0-3 https://amzn.eu/d/8rlazSZ @Adina yes that looks fine. Yeah you leave the toothpaste until they’re old enough to spit it out- we don’t advise rinsing even for adults. At this age I would literally use a dot of toothpaste, they don’t need much until they have a lot more teeth. I think with my little one we didn’t even use toothpaste for the first few months, just to get him used to the toothbrush first.
We brush after bedtime bottle but before he goes in his sleep bag for before sleep cuddle x