While most infants don't start developing teeth till the age of six months, taking care of their mouth should start from the early stages. Most Brampton dentists recommend initial visit before the first birthday of the child to make sure gums and teeth are cleaned and cared for properly. In fact, it is a good idea to clean your baby's gums from the first month of birth. Even though there may be a little discomfort in the beginning, your little one will soon get used to having their gums cleaned like the rest of their body. Tips to clean your baby's mouth: Lay down your little one on your lap. Keep the child’s head close to your chest so that you can have a direct view of the child's mouth. Gum and teeth clearing. Gently rub a damp, clean, wash cloth along the lower and upper gums of the baby. You can also utilize terrycloth finger cots. Do this two times a day — clean the child’s mouth after breakfast, and after the last feed of the day. When your c