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There's a lot to learn at Dr. Flossman's Tooth School. In Open Wide: Tooth Session Inside he has his hands full showing each student how to floss, care for the gums, and avoid the ultimate tragedy…tooth decay! Presenting fascinating facts and tasty tidbits about teeth and dental hygiene, this lively cast of characters will have viewers happily reaching for their toothbrushes.
Fad and fashion are two sure ways to keep kids rushing for anything. These shapely, fun, and easy-to-grip toothbrushes by Crest are sold everywhere, making this "chore" an event to look forward to.
Starting early in a child's life is the best way to build healthy hygiene habits. Here are some terrific tools to help you make those lessons stick.
Easy as 1-2-3! Add some drama to toothcare with Inspector Hector. Step 1: have kids rinse with a tasty blue rinse which will also reveal secret plaque hidden in their teeth. Step 2: Brush! The better kids brush, the better they get rid of the plaque "clues". Step 3: Swish their mouths with the delicious Tooth Protector. It will leave them with a yummy taste in their mouth while helping to prevent future plaque build up. My kids love this system!
Do your kids play "hide and seek" at bath time? Try Splash Kids delicious scent of green apples with the fun of adorable froggies and watch them start leaping into the tub, lickity split! (by Upper Canada Soap.com)
PBS KIDS is celebrating the Earth with "PBS KIDS Share the Earth Day," a special programming and online event on Tuesday, April 22 (check local listings). Curious George, Clifford, Arthur and other favorite PBS KIDS and PBS KIDS GO! characters will explore fun and engaging ways to keep the planet beautiful. PBS Parents will offer an Earth Day expert Q&A with Jamie Durie, host of The Victory Garden, discussing how to introduce gardening concepts to kids and what they can learn by digging in the dirt.
New web content on pbskids.org and pbskidsgo.org includes a reduce, reuse and recycling theme for Dot's Story Factory so kids can tell their own stories about saving the planet; a newly redesigned EekoWorld web site, where kids can build their own creatures and learn the basics of how life survives in different ecosystems; and a sustainability and green living site titled "Meet the Greens". The Greens are an environmentally conscious family who explore different methods of saving power and reducing waste in a series of short animated episodes.
by Wendy Sachs, explores how women hold on to financially necessary or stimulating and rewarding careers and still remain engaged mothers? Wendy Sachs, journalist and mother of two, set out to find what's really happening at the intersection of motherhood and work today. Based on her in-depth interviews with mothers from diverse backgrounds, How She Really Does It explores the creative and courageous ways in which stay-at- work moms are making it happen.
