Make morning and bedtime routines more fun with this sweet and musical little toothbrush Sing along with your little ones while teaching them the importance of daily brushing. This book is sure to turn your daily struggles into a fun ritual where memories are made.
One night while lying in bed, a young child hears singing coming from his bathroom. Singing? He tiptoes down the hall to investigate. To his amazement, he sees his toothbrush dancing and singing about all the reasons why it is important to brush his teeth. With A Toothbrush Tale, Stacy Caldwell Smith has written an engaging song that parents, pediatric dentists, and other caregivers can sing with children to help them understand why we brush our teeth. The toothbrush's advice has helped Smith's own three young children accept brushing twice a day as fun and not a chore. This song-plus the helpful tips for adults at the back of the book-will have readers everywhere dancing to the sink morning and night

One night while lying in bed, a young child hears singing coming from his bathroom. Singing? He tiptoes down the hall to investigate. To his amazement, he sees his toothbrush dancing and singing about all the reasons why it is important to brush his teeth. With A Toothbrush Tale, Stacy Caldwell Smith has written an engaging song that parents, pediatric dentists, and other caregivers can sing with children to help them understand why we brush our teeth. The toothbrush's advice has helped Smith's own three young children accept brushing twice a day as fun and not a chore. This song-plus the helpful tips for adults at the back of the book-will have readers everywhere dancing to the sink morning and night

One night while lying in bed, a young child hears singing coming from his bathroom. Singing? He tiptoes down the hall to investigate. To his amazement, he sees his toothbrush dancing and singing about all the reasons why it is important to brush his teeth. With A Toothbrush Tale, Stacy Caldwell Smith has written an engaging song that parents, pediatric dentists, and other caregivers can sing with children to help them understand why we brush our teeth. The toothbrush's advice has helped Smith's own three young children accept brushing twice a day as fun and not a chore. This song-plus the helpful tips for adults at the back of the book-will have readers everywhere dancing to the sink morning and night

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