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No fluoride. The government is going to ban it in the water soon. It causes developmental issues. You can try David's. We use it. Works well. No cavities here.
None 🤷🏼♀️ Just a wash cloth and water
“Toothpaste: The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) and American Dental Association (ADA) recommend using a smear (grain of rice-sized) amount of fluoride toothpaste as soon as the first tooth erupts. At age 3, you can increase it to a pea-sized amount.” I use Tom’s of Maine with fluoride, given that it’s an evidence-based practice to do so and recommended by professionals.
All major dental associations in the US recommend a small amount of fluoride toothpaste once baby gets first tooth
Us sitting here with no teeth still lol
I will probably use any toothpaste as long as it doesn’t have fluoride lol
I use coconut oil. I put some on dry finger wipes, then clean her teeth and tongue
BOTAO Fluoride Free Baby Toothpaste
Recently purchased Happy Tooth. It's fluoride-free and contains hydroxyapatite, a natural mineral that makes up tooth enamel and is an effective alternative to fluoride. Studies show hydroxyapatite helps in preventing cavities and strengthening enamel but safer than fluoride since babies cannot spit out toothpaste when brushing and just swallow it, lessening toxicity to fluoride in babies.
We will see how baby likes it 🤞
I use orajel and love it! No bad chemicals and no fluoride. You want to stay away from fluoride when they are super young since they are swallowing it most of the time. I hope that helps:)