My baby is 1 year and 7 months old. I brush her teeth simply with water. But as she is eating solid food her teeth are getting little bit yellowish.

So about when to start using tooth paste?

Should I start using it now or should wait for some more time?? #dentaltips  #toothbrushing  #toddlerbrushingteeth

Kids tantrum....

Yes, Mom's you read it right. Tantrum!!! It is such a dreadful situation for any parents when their kid starts with a tantrum. So here I am with some tips which have helped me handle a tantrum. Different age group kids need to be handled differently when they are upset. 
Kids above 1year get irritated when they see new people, places or want something. They are also get irritated when they are hungry or when they need your attention. Firstly try to find the reason why your kid is upset. If it is hunger feed them. 

Secondly, kids are upset when they want something. In such a situation, divert them. Yes, show them something else which is interesting or offer something to eat. Diversion is the key. Use this trick until they reach two years.
Once your baby completes two years diversion technique may not work always. Sometimes it does work and sometimes it does not. In such a situation, you need to stay clam. Because if you show anger their tantrum also increases. Be there with them and show them you love them in all the situations.
In a few situations not giving heed to their tantrums and continuing with what you are doing also helps to Calm them. For example, if your kid asks for extra chocolate and you don't want to give because you already have given them. You just tell them One per day. Still, your kid wants it. So he starts rolling on the floor. Don't worry keep calm. Let them do their thing and you do your thing. After some time they will notice you did not give importance for their tantrum. So they will come back to you. 
As they grow bigger telling them repeatedly, giving different options and showing immense love help to handle their tantrum.

And as a parent, we know our kids well. Sometime none of these will work. And you as parents know what works best for your kid. Sometimes giving up for their tantrum is the only solution. It's ok. Every kid is different and every parent's parenting style is different. 
At the end of the day, patience and love are key to successful parenting. 
Lots of love....

Hope these tips were helpful... If you have any doubts drop your comments. I can help with your queries. 
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Tips For Brushing, Oral Care & Hygiene. Let Your Child Enjoy Brushing ! Make A Habit Of brushing twice A Day. Your Habits Will Become their Habits too.
. Make It A Family Activity. Start Brushing Together. so that they Will Learn Soon.
. Lets have your child looking in the mirror while you stand behind her and brush her teeth (or assist her, depending on the age) while you both look into the mirror.
. Never Ever Force Or Threaten Them To Brush Or Brust Them. It doesnt Give You good Result. Make A Slow Habit. Soon They Will Follow.
. Use a small, soft toothbrush and a tiny amount of fluoride toothpaste. (It's fine to use any fluoridated toothpaste. Note that many toothpastes marketed for babies and toddlers don't contain fluoride.) . As soon as your child's teeth start erupting, use a thin smear of toothpaste or a dot the size of a grain of rice.
. Use a pea-sized amount of an ADA-accepted fluoride toothpaste. Take care that your child doesn't swallow the paste.
. Use a toothbrush with soft bristles, brush inside surfaces of all teeth first, where plaque accumulates most. Angle bristles toward the gumline. Brush gently back and forth.
. Clean all outside surfaces of teeth. Angle bristles toward the gumline. Brush gently back and forth.
. Place brush so bristles are on the chewing surface of the teeth. Brush gently back and forth.
. Always use A Branded Toothbrush As It Has Best,Soft Bristles. . Oral Health Is Important! Make It A Priority In Your Routine Chores Even You're Busy. Nothing Is More Imp Than Kid Right?!
. Dont Leave Your Child Alone With Toothbrush Without Parents Guidance. Sometimes they might Bite the toothbrush & cause choking Problems. #parenthood  #parenting  #parentingtips  #toddlerlife  #toddler  #toddlerbrushingteeth  #brushingtips  #brushing  #brushingteeth  #oralhygiene  #oralcare  #oraltips  ##oralcaretips #parentsofinstagram  #parentsofig  #babychores  #wowmomtips  #parentingtips  #BBCreatorsClub  #rsairajeswari  #montessoriparenting