easter eggs or stashed in their easter basket.
allowing your child to eat his or her candy over a series of many days and nights drags out your child’s exposure to sugar and can increase the chances of your child getting a cavity.
to prevent this from happening, you can have your child eat their candy all at once. give your child a small enough portion of candy that they can eat it in one night without getting a stomach ache.
bacteria in the mouth break down sugar into acid. rubbing that acid into the enamel with a toothbrush is bad for your child’s teeth. to prevent this from happening, make your child 