The rabbit’s toothbrush song
Do you need help getting your kid to brush their teeth? We have made our own Jordan toothbrush song to help motivate your child! The song lasts for two minutes, which is the recommended brushing length. This will help time fly by and turn brushing time into a fun activity. Now get your toothbrushes ready and press play!
Sing along to the toothbrush song:
It’s evening and the lion’s got to brush his teeth
Though he really likes the taste
He can’t forget to use toothpaste
Luckily, he has a friend
It’s the rabbit that can help again and again
Chorus:
Two minutes every day
Brush brush brush like a choo-choo train
Say no to toothache
And yes, to a beautiful smile
Just open wide,
Let the animals help you get it right!
A hippopotamus, his molars also need a clean
He’s got to reach deep inside to brush them all, cuz they’re so wide
Luckily, he has a friend
Share with him the technique again and again
Chorus:
Two minutes every day
Brush brush brush like a choo-choo train
Say no to toothache
And yes, to a beautiful smile
Just open wide, brush up and down inside
Let the animals help you get it right!
And the giraffe, her teeth are looking super clean
But something she should keep in mind, is the dirt building up behind
Luckily, she has a friend
To remind her of that again and again
Chorus:
Two minutes every day
Brush brush brush like a choo-choo train
Say no to toothache
And yes, to a beautiful smile
Just open wide, brush up and down inside
Gotta clean those pearly whites
So, let the animals help you get it right!
THANKS FOR SINGING ALONG
We hope this will be a helpful tool to make brushing time more enjoyable for you and your child. Do not forget to play this toothbrush song again for the next brushing session.
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