Why Do I Need To Brush My Teeth

This delightful, informative flap book explores the everyday topic of teeth cleaning in a charming, fascinating way. Discover how animals look after their teeth, why teeth wobble and fall out and how you can keep your own teeth healthy and white. New in the award-winning, bestselling series. The sturdy flaps make this board book perfect for little fingers. Other titles in the series include What is Poo?, What are Germs?, What is Snow?, What are Stars?, What is Sleep?, Why do we need Potties?

Ivy is not excited about brushing her teeth every morning and night. Will her attitude toward tooth brushing change once she learns there are nasty sugar bugs living in her mouth?

Sam learns about his teeth and why it is important to keep them clean with regular brushing.

Helps young learners to understand why it's important to look after their teeth and stay healthy.

Martin makes a decision: from now on, he will not brush his teeth. And so he does until one night when a tooth falls, a very special animal comes to visit him: he is the Little Mouse Perez! The rodent appoints him as an honorary assistant during one night, so Martín has the opportunity to accompany him on his magical working day. Together with the Little Mouse Pérez, Martín will visit many boys, girls, men and women and will see the importance of having good oral hygiene. A children's book recommended for boys and girls from 6-7 years. The purpose of this children's book is to claim the importance of brushing your teeth regularly as a determining factor in general well-being and disease prevention. I don't want to brush my teeth! It is a book of first lessons. It is the fifth book in the collection "I don't want ...!" Other titles of this children's collection are: •I do not want to read! •I don't want to go to school! •I don't want to go to bed! •I don't want to take a shower!

I was inspired to write this book when my youngest son was just five years old and struggling to learn how to brush his teeth properly; I began writing the prose at that time. But the idea got shelved when life simply got in the way of writing, until recently now sixteen years later, as I watch my grandson struggle in the same way with this ever-so delicate task, I am encouraged once again to proceed with publication of this simple yet thorough instruction manual for children to learn proper brushing techniques; so I pulled together my prior drafts and began drawing the illustrations. The boy in the story looks a little like my grandson, Kevin, who does a fairly good job with brushing but needs help with technique. Written in rhyme to enhance memorization of the tooth-brushing process, it is my hope that this book will help thousands of young children learn how to better take care of their teeth for a lifetime.