Higgins loves to suck the toothpaste off of his toothbrush. He does not love it when I actually brush his teeth. In an attempt to make it more fun, I made a dinosaur toothbrush holder. They're supposed to be simple toothbrush holder: you know, to hold the toothbrush after you brush your teeth. However, Higgins had different ideas.
You need:
- Plastic hollow dinosaur(s). I got mine at the dollar store for $1 each. Amazon also sells them (12 dinosaurs/$9).
- Craft knife
Directions:
1. Trace out the size of the toothbrush. Make sure you add a little extra space for
easy in and outs.
out the bottom.
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3. Make sure the holes are big enough to fit the toothbrush and make any needed
adjustments.
4. Plop the toothbrushes in and enjoy!
Alternatives:
I used two dinosaurs so they could fit in the medicine cabinet. However, you could use a large dinosaur and make holes for multiple toothbrushes. If your kids aren't into dinosaurs, you could also use any other hollow plastic animals (cows, lions, horses, etc.).
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