Jack and Jill toothpaste
My friend, who’s a dental nurse, said to just use adult toothpaste so both my children have always used that
Margarita commented Jack and Jill tooth paste. Taste great , it’s Fluoride free and comes in so many flavours.
New guidelines say regular toothpaste is perfectly fine and usually recommend. A dot the size of a grain of rice for any toothpaste containing fluoride is the correct amount
I’ve heard adult toothpaste is best as they need fluoride and a lot of baby ones are fluoride free!
Depends on your stance on fluoride - if you want fluoride free, just go with adult one that contains hydroxyapatite (the actual mineral that our teeth have /loose, fluoride is a replacement and dangerous if swallowed, which kids do). We're not doing any toothpaste until she gets in the habit as she just chews on the toothbrush about 10s after I kind of brush her teeth.
https://www.amazon.com/Toms-Maine-Anticavity-Toothpaste-Strawberry/dp/B00JUJ1BCS/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?crid=2K40CGDUXY1YN&keywords=tom%27s+strawberry+toothpaste&qid=1707968816&sprefix=tom%27s+stra%2Caps%2C97&sr=8-5
we use this (realizing it’s an u.s. link) but honestly the bubble gum travel sized one from the dentist would have been fine
Brush-baby, fluoride free