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It’s A Giveaway | Watch Aquafresh Training Videos to Win a $100 Walmart Card!

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To help parents get her children started on oral care training, Aquafresh has created training products designed for children ages 3 – 24 months. They’ve produced an entertaining, cute show to get parent and child started. 

You can also print 2 valuable coupons here – $0.75 off Aquafresh Training Toothpaste and $0.50 off Aquafresh Training Toothbrush.

THE GIVEAWAY:

(1) Coupon Katarina will win a $100 Walmart gift card!

There are (2) requirements for entry into this giveaway. Keep in mind this is a comment method giveaway form. So please leave individual comments in this post for entry.

You must watch any of the following 3 episodes of Aquafresh Kids with Lilly and the Nurdles, and leave a comment naming one thing you’ve learned about oral care for children and the Aquafresh Training products. (required)

Episode #1
Where Do Your Teeth Come From?

Episode #2
Time to Brush

Episode #3
New Toothbrushes

You get additional entries for following me (at least one is required):
Follow Coupon Katarina via Email, Facebook, Twitter or RSS. Then leave a comment telling me so. If you already follow me, that counts too. Just leave separate comments for each one you do.

This giveaway ends Wednesday, May 11th at 8 PM (EST) and winners will be announced shortly thereafter on the blog and also contacted via email. You have 48 hours to respond or prize will be forfeited.

Comments must be left here on the blog…Facebook Comments do NOT count as valid entry!!

***This giveaway is being provided by Lunchbox. All opinions remain my own.

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  4. Branie

    I learned that you hold your toothbrush at a 45 degree angle, children under 6 should use a pea-size amount of toothpaste, and you change your tooth brush every 3 months.

  21. Becky

    I learned that toddlers should use the training toothpaste and just a pea size amount.

  23. nora

    I was surprise to know how the teeth are form when there babies. WOW.
    I follow u on fb n twitter n email.

  30. christine macbride

    I learned how important it is to supervise your children, so that they don’t swallow too much of the toothpaste, these videos were very child-friendly!!!

  31. Heidi

    I learned that I reallllly need to change the head on my toothbrush- I can’t remember the last time I did it, so it’s probably been Much longer than 3 mos.

  33. Beverly

    I did not realize that under 6 needed such a small amoount of toothpaste -pea size and toddlers only need toddler toothpaste.

  34. Felicia

    I can honestly say that I did not know that your teeth are actually forming under your gums before you are born.

  35. Asha

    I just learned that you should get a new tooth brush every 3 months, and also that they have tooth paste for toddlers!

  37. amanda

    seriously enjoyed these to my surprise…two things actually that surprised me is pea size for kids 6 and under and shocked that humans teeth have already started under the gumline before we r born

  38. Allie

    I watched the videos and learned you should hold your toothbrush at a 45 degree angle.

  39. Leslie

    oops, I think that was supposed to be separate entries….I follow you on facebook!! I just started couponing 2 months ago and LOVE your site! Thanks!!

  40. Leslie

    I follow you on facebook and I learned (or was reminded) that you should change your toothbrush every 3 months and after a cold!

  41. sally nasser

    I follow you on facebook, and watched the video that tells kids that they have always had both sets of teeth, they were just underneath the gums. Also, i have to say thanks for the blog about swagbucks, very informative!

  46. victoria

    Like many people on here, I never knew about teeth forming before your even born! Awesome!

  50. Kelly

    Baby’s gums should be cleaned even before their teeth appear! Instead of using a wash cloth, I use a finger toothbrush especially designed for baby’s gums and developing teeth!

  56. Christina F

    I never really thought about how germs stayed on a toothbrush after being sick and that you should replace them. Good info to know. I follow you on Facebook. 🙂

  65. MSprincipal

    I learned that I didn’t always do right by my children with their dental hygiene. Perhaps I can influence my grandchildren to do better.

  70. amy

    I didnt know teeth fom before birth an you should hold toothbrush at a 45degree angle.WHO KNEW? lol

  73. cindy abidi

    I learned that children have their teeth forming when they are born, they are just under their gum line.

  77. Mary

    I learned that you should start at the gum line and only brush down to the tip of the teeth instead of brushing up and down and up and down.

  79. Meaghan B.

    I learned that you are supposed to brush in a sweeping motion from the gumline downward… I have always gone back and forth!

  82. Monica Helvie

    I just started following you on facebook and on your blog! I learned that you should replace your toothbrush every 3 months and after a cold since bacteria can live in the bristles.

  84. Amy

    I follow you on facebook and stalk your blog several times a day. I knew it was good to replace your toothbrush after an illness…..but I didnt realize we have always had teeth even when there not visable !!

  85. sara creek

    You’ve always had teeth even when you can’t see them, both sets even. I’m a new follower on facebook.

  89. nicole champoux

    I learned you need a new toothbrush every three months. I thought it was six!

  98. vanessa

    I learned that that it’s very important to get a new toothbrush every 3 months

  101. Marie

    I learned that it is recommended that you replace your toothbrush every three months.

  103. Jamie K.

    I had no idea that both sets of teeth form in your gums when your just a baby, thats crazy!

  104. Barbie M.

    Cute videos! I didn’t know that you should cleam a baby’s gums with a washcloth.

  105. susan f

    I f0llow on facebk and learned from #3 that you should replace your toothbrush every 3 months.

  106. katie fleck

    I learned it is important to brush on an angle from top to bottom and use short strokes!

  111. linda berkes

    i learned that children do not need very much toothpaste to brush their teeth.

    i like you on fb & twitter.

  112. Jess N

    I learned that you should brush a newborn’s gums with a wet washcloth.

    I am an RSS follower.

  114. Lindsay H

    I learned that when you brush your front teeth, you should start at the gum line and brush down.

  120. Cheryl F.

    I watched New Toothbrushes and learned to “get a new one at least every three months. Cold germs can hide in your toothbrush.” *Thanks* for the giveaway!

  125. Gabby A.

    I learned that you should hold your toothbrush at a 45 degree angle… Weird. I’ve never done that… I think I will now. 🙂

  126. Bethany

    Babies are already growing teeth in their gums when they are born- I didn’t realize they were growing BOTH sets at the same time!! Crazy.

  132. Pam Pate

    I learned to get a new toothbrush after having a cold. That will help alot with my daughter, who gets sick alot. Thank you for the info!

  137. Marie Gush

    new brush after 3 months or after illness/cold – common sense but good to hear formally

  140. Erin H

    KATRINA!! Thank you SO much for your dedicated work to find us such great deals and help our family save money!! You are very much appreciated!
    Erin =)

  142. Erin H

    HEY! Cool video..me and my 2 yr old watched these videos together and I learned you should replace your toothbrush every 3 months!!

  144. Jennifer O

    I had no idea that the both sets of teeth were developing under the gums when they are born

  154. Ericka T

    I learned that Aquafresh has products for 3 different life stages including a training paste.

  156. Angela Petersen

    Even if your toothbrush doesn’t look like it needs to be replaced, there are germs building up that you can’t see, so replace it anyways! 🙂

  160. Mami2jcn

    I learned kids should only use a pea sized amount of toothpaste and toothbrushes should be replaced every 3 months.

  163. dawn h

    I learned that children’s teeth were growing when they were born. That’s amazing

  168. Jessie C.

    I learned that to get a new toothbrush at least every three months.
    tcarolinep at gmail dot com

  175. Margaret

    I learned that you can ‘brush’ newborn’s gums with a washcloth and water.

  176. Roberta

    and I receive your email updates. I love your website, I have learned about couponing and saved a lot just in the 3 months that I have been serious about couponing and saving money. Thanks!!:)

  179. Kels

    I watched the videos and learned you should hold your toothbrush at a 45 degree angle.

  182. Mandy F

    I learned that you should get a new toothbrush every 3 months – I thought it was every 6 month.

  184. Jessica

    I learned that it’s a good idea to get a new toothbrush after you’ve had a cold.

  188. Teresa

    And I also am a faithful facebook follower. Would be lost without your help. Thanks so much!

  189. Teresa

    I had no idea that both sets of teeth were already forming even before babies were born. WOW!

  190. Celina Sherman

    I learned that children have their teeth forming when they are born, they are just under their gum line.

    I also follow you on facebook!

    Thank you!

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