My one year old daughter usually wakes up in the mornings with bad breath.is it normal 4 a one year old?

Question

My one year old daughter usually wakes up in the mornings with bad breath.is it normal 4 a one year old?

Answer 1

maybe its because she doesnt brush her teeth rite or eating something shes not supposed id check on her during the night and see if shes okay

Answer 2

Is she still on formula? if so it could be the milk sitting in her mouth and you need to wipe her tongue and brush her teeth  

Answer 3

it sounds a litle unusual to me there are numerous causes for this. if your daughters breath smells fishy then there could be a problem with her digestive system. normally sweet smelling breath means there is a problem with th liver or kidneys i recommend you bring her to your doctor just to get it checked. it may just be something simple but its always better to get proper advice

Answer 4

Everybody have bad breath in the morning. Part of the reason why she has bad breath is she has night time bottle at night. drinking milk or juice causes bad breath at night. It's best to give her only water at night. If she does not night time bottle, then it's very to wake up with bad breath. Make sure you brush her teeth before bed and when she wakes up!!!

Answer 5

Hi Terry, when my son was 2, I also notice that he had really bad breath when he would wake up in the morning. I later found out that bad breath is also caused by tonsillitis. He would always have ear infections and his tonsils would be inflamed. Even though he was treated, his tonsils never went back to normal size and the infection that stays in the tonsils causes bad breath. If she's been sick then you should consider that.

Answer 6

we all wake up with bad breath in the morning but seriously check to see if she is brushing her teeth well and buy her mouth wash they even have that one where they can see the germs they had in their mouth when they rinse and yeah watch what she eats lots of times it has to do with what she is eating

Answer 7

No it means your daughter has acute terminitory dericular meninculuos, which is the over population of testigologous bacteria build up in the back part of the gum. See a doctor.