Pigeon Training Toothbrush (Lesson 1/2/3/4)

Did you know that natural sugars in breast milk can cause tooth decay? Hence, it is important to look after your baby's teeth as soon as they appear.

Your little one should start to teeth at around six months old and will continue to have a complete set of 20 milk teeth by two and a half years old. A healthy set of teeth is essential for baby's development. With good teeth, your child can enjoy a healthy diet, thereby allowing proper jaw growth and speech development.

Good dental hygiene should start early. As soon as your baby starts teething, begin cleaning his teeth. Your little one should start to teeth at around six months old and will continue to have a complete set of 20 milk teeth by two and a half years old. A healthy set of teeth is essential for baby’s development.

PIGEON has a whole range of training toothbrush to suit your growing baby at different stages from 6 to 36 months. Available in 4 different stages and various colours.

How long can it last?

3 years. Once in use, replace the toothbrush every 3 months

How to sterilize the toothbrush?

Boiling, Steam or Chemical Sterilisation

How to clean the toothbrush?

Run under warm water. Dry completely before storing.

How to store the toothbrush?

Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight

What material is it made of?

Toothbrush: Polypropylene, TPE (SEBS) Safety Shield: Polypropylene

Run under warm water. Dry completely before storing.

Caution

Always use under adult’s supervision. This toothbrush is not a toy. Do not let the baby play with it. Soft elastomer parts may break if baby bites or pulls them off. Replace immediately if elastomer parts are worn out or damaged. Refrain from using product should you notice extensive tooth decay and/or sore bleeding gums. Seek a dentist’s advice immediately.

Lesson 1 : 6-8M
Lesson 2 :8-12M
Lesson 3 :12-18M
Lesson 4 : 18m+