#early age

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Lil' Jack with 2yo on central park, 1995.

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Building Healthy Habits from an Early Age

At Sabka Dentist, we believe in cultivating healthy smiles from the earliest stages of life. Childhood dental health sets the stage for a lifetime of strong teeth and confident smiles. In this blog, we’ll get into the importance of children’s dental care and provide essential insights on how to instill healthy habits in young ones for optimal oral health.

Our commitment to excellence in dental care aims to empower parents and caregivers with the knowledge and resources they need to ensure their children’s smiles shine bright for generations.

Start Early: The journey to excellent dental health begins even before the first tooth emerges. Parents should gently clean their baby’s gums with a soft cloth after feedings to remove bacteria and discourage the accumulation of plaque. As teeth start to appear, switch to a small, soft-bristled toothbrush and apply a pea-sized amount of toothpaste.

Regular Dental Checkups: Routine visits to Sabka Dentist should be a cornerstone of your child’s dental care regimen. Our friendly dental professionals will monitor your child’s oral development, provide guidance on effective brushing and flossing methods, and offer preventive treatments like dental sealants to protect young teeth from decay.

Healthy Eating Habits: A balanced diet is essential for preserving optimal oral health. Encourage your kids to enjoy a variety of nutritious foods, including fruits, lean proteins, vegetables, and dairy products. Limit sugary snacks and beverages, as they can significantly increase the risk of tooth decay and cavities.

Teach Proper Oral Hygiene: Make your brushing and flossing a fun and interactive part of your child’s daily routine. Use age-appropriate toothbrushes and toothpaste flavors to make oral care enjoyable. Supervise brushing sessions to ensure thorough cleaning, and remind your child to reach all areas of their mouth, including the back teeth and along the gumline.

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A while ago, I am alone (which is kinda unusual) so I curiously watched my neighbors outside which I don't usually do bcs I kinda don't like being associated with anyone but my close friends and relatives. I saw bunch of kids playing and since it's holiday, there are a lot of people enjoying the daytime.

It was very usual for them, like everything is normal for them to go out and have fun, the more I observe, the more I spot the difference between myself and other people.

When I was young I really don't had the chance to play with other kids, when I was young I am always infront of the television, or together with my toys, but you really can't see a 5 y.o me with playmates. I have no childhood, the first game I played with "playmates" was truth or dare and never had I ever and I was 13 back then, which you can't really consider a kid-game because we played it with alcoholic beverages, obviously.

We are also not the typical family who goes out when there is an event to celebrate, we have different worlds, my siblings are typical kids but I don't know why my mother let me grow up like this. Smh.

The kids and my neighbors are just typical human you'll encounter. They are like my parents, my siblings, and everyone. Very normal and usual. I just feel odd bcs I felt that I differ.

I talked to the air, why did I never experience to play like that? Im 18 now and I never experience to play with the rain, I never saw my parents cuddling, I don't really talk with my neighbors, and so on.

I felt like I am contained, like I am hidden, I feel as if the socialization I experienced was not enough to fulfill a socialization process that an 18 y.o should have. I feel like I am incomplete. I don't experience things that I should. There is a missing part.

But at the back of my mind, does those kids experienced the same thing like I did?

Got accidentally killed at age 5,

Sexually harrased at age 7

Mentally abused eversince

Parents separate at age 8

my first attempt to kill myself at age 9

Home alone at age 14-17

Imagine the age, and I swear I didn't make ANYTHING to ruin my life and to let my parents think that I am becoming a "rebel" I maintained good standing in class, instead of being a rebel I become more active in school.

It's kinda unfair that I got to experience mature things at early age, and the most unfair part of everything is that I can never go back and enjoy the things that I missed. Im 18 and enjoying such things feels like a crime for me.

All my life I've been searching for happiness, and it seems like the world is prohibiting me to find it.

Imagine how observing people ruins my emotions.. :((

It feels good that I can now tell anyone about my childhood stories bcs I moved on, but it is something that everyone can understand so yeah, I chose to tell this story to those who asks, and to those who deserves to know. (And first time on social media bcs no one knows me here means no one will judge haha)

I hate my life. I hate how miserable I am. I hate how different I am. I hate how I tried hard to be positive, when I know it should come out naturally (which I cannot)

I wish I was normal. Like, I know I am normal, I know other people experienced the same thing like mine, maybe even worst, but you know, out of 7 billion people, I wish it wasn't me. :(

Being me sucks.