Amerie shares the essentials she still uses with her son, River.
As soon as he was old enough to use it, we transitioned to this electric toothbrush. I think he was around 3. We explained to him, “We need the brush to go on every single tooth, but don’t go too hard.” I’ve explained to him about recessed gums. I’m like, “We’ve got to clean these teeth and get them done well.” He likes to help too, so we give him a chance and then we do it.
We pair it with this toothpaste, RiseWell, which is unlike pretty much all the others. It doesn’t have sugar or another glycol that’s not great. They put something in the toothpaste that allows the teeth to remineralize in a healthy way. Grown-ups can use it too. And if the kids eat it, it’s okay. There’s a cake-batter flavor that he loves. He does this thing where we brush his teeth and then he goes, “I swallowed it because I couldn’t help it. It’s just too tasty.
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