Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Did You {Brush} Your Teeth? take 2

I received great response to the original Did You Brush Your Teeth post, so when I redecorated my daughters' bathroom and made a new chart to match, I thought I would share it with you!
But before I give you the goods you are going to have to suffer through the photos of the redecorated bathroom. You gotta work a little for this one :)
 This is the before. Very cute stuff from RH Baby & Child, but kinda boring.

 You can find the post about the heat transfer on canvas here.
I got the shower curtain and towels from Pottery Barn Outlet and I spruced up a Target step stool with some vinyl to make it a little more fun.


 Get it? Star fish for stars at night time...
See, it really works!!

You can download the charts for yourself - click HERE for the girls' version seen above and HERE for a boy/neutral version.






Thirty Hand Made Days

26 comments:

  1. SO CUTE! THANKS FOR SHARING!
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  2. Love it! We've been using your previous one with the boys. If only you has one to get up and get ready to get out the door in the mornings!!! <3

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  3. Too cute! Hope you don't mind if I share this with everyone at the dental office.

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  4. This is so beautiful. This is a great way to encourage children and remind them to brush their teeth.

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  5. You really decorated your child's place really well! Good idea with the list, every child would like to fill that "Brush Your Teeth" list up!

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  6. Thanks so much for the beautiful templates! Hopefully my kids will grow up not needing emergency dental care because of proper brushing.

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  7. Your kid is a beautiful girl. I would also do anything to preserve that wonderful smile of hers. Great idea!

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  8. You got a very cute kid. You've actually done a great job in encouraging your daughter to brush her teeth regularly.

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  9. Embedding the habit of good oral hygiene to your kids should be fun like this. In this way they will always look forward in brushing and flossing their teeth.

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    1. I agree. Parents should make these mental hygiene activities as fun as possible so that the kids will be motivated to do them automatically.

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  10. It is a good idea to create a very compelling dental chart. This will compel and encourage these little children to brush their teeth and clean their mouth. This is actually one of the best methods to support dental hygiene for the children.

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  11. Regular dentist visits can do more than keep your smile attractive they can tell dentists a lot about your overall health, including whether or not you may be developing a disease. It is very important that we educate our children as early as possible about the benefits of a healthy dental care.

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  12. It is also very important for the parents to serve as a role model. This will encourage their children to be responsible in maintaining a good and proper oral hygiene. dc cosmetic dentist

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  13. Many parents have a tough time judging how much dental care their kids need. They know they want to prevent cavities, but they don't always know the best way to do so. Teaching them the good habit of brushing may go along way in protecting your kid's dental health.

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  14. Sometimes I find it hard to convince my kids to brush their teeth. So what I do is to remove my dentures and tell them that this will happen to their teeth if they don't brush.

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  15. One of the hardest thing for me as a parent is to convince my kids to brush their teeth. Educating them about the benefits of good oral hygiene is what I do every single day.

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  16. My wife and I have started the ritual of having our 1 year old son brush our teeth first before we brush his. We guide him to where we want our teeth brushed so that he'll know what to expect when it's his turn. That and a yummy natural toothpaste helps as well. Hope this works for you too.

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  17. There are a lot of tips online on how to encourage your kids to brush their teeth. And that chart is an effective strategy, well at least for me.

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  18. Parents need to take an active role in helping their children develop good oral health habits. The chart is an effective strategy to encourage your kid to brush their teeth.

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  19. I agree. Parents play an important role in maintaining good oral hygiene among their children. It is essential for them to compel the children about tooth brushing and dental care. A chart will surely help. However, you need to make a chart that is enticing.

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  20. Educate your children as early as possible about the importance of having a good oral hygiene to prevent trauma in going to the dentist. Inform them about the health benefits of brushing their teeth regularly.

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  21. She's so cute. I think creating a dental chart is a very effective way of encouraging kids to brush their teeth regularly.

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  22. Convincing your children when it comes to brushing their teeth can be a little bit hard since they can be to stubborn, but as long as parents knows how to do it and how to explain the importance of oral hygiene to their kids would make things easier.

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