🪥 Brush & Wash
Two daily hygiene drills on one big drawing: your child drags a toothbrush with a finger to scrub the plaque off buddy Sún's teeth, and stubborn spots only fade after several passes, so one quick swipe is never enough. A flip button turns the jaw around to reach the inner and chewing sides, and pressing Done sweeps a purple checking light across the teeth so any missed spot glows for another scrub. Long sideways strokes make the brush stall with a circling arrow that teaches round strokes instead. The second mode walks through the six official hand-washing steps: each zone lights up in turn, little circles fill its progress ring, and after rinsing a magnifying glass points out any germs left between fingers, on thumbs or on the backs of hands. Every fully cleaned jaw and every complete six-step wash earns a star.
In the brushing game, put your finger on the teeth and move the brush in little circles or up-and-down strokes: foam blooms along the way and each yellow plaque spot needs several passes before it fades. Dragging sideways for too long makes the brush stall and a circling arrow shows the right motion. Tap the flip button to reach the inner and chewing sides, then press Done: the purple light sweeps across and anything still glowing needs one more scrub. In the washing game the zone for each of the six steps lights up by itself; rub circles inside it until its ring is full, and after all six steps the water rinses the foam away while a magnifying glass checks that no germs are hiding between fingers, on the thumbs or on the backs of the hands.