Just like for adults, the thought of losing a tooth for children can seem like a scary event. However, if you prepare them for it and educate them about why every child loses their temporary teeth, you can make this life event seem less daunting. As a parent, your natural instinct is to likely protect and comfort your child, but in this case, the best way to do this is to help them know what to expect. Read on to learn four ways you can help your child feel less scared about losing their temporary teeth.
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