Dr. Brown's ToothScrubber Toothbrush, Three-Sided Toddler Training Toothbrush for Ages 1-4 Years with Suction Cup Base and Color Changing Bristles

Kiddo loves it , he is a year and half and it can be a struggle to clean his teeth... and it saves time since I can clean all sides of his teeth at the same time .. def. Better than regular shaped toothbrush for little ones. I recommend

Works wonders for my toddler! She is just now using a toothbrush by herself and this helps get her teeth extra clean. I will say the space between the two sides with bristles could be a little bigger to fit better around the back teeth but nothing else bad to say!

bought these for my toddler and she loves it. i like that it has bristles almost like 360° so it is easier to brush my active toddlers teeth. its easy to hold and grip for my toddler small hands. its affordable. will purchase again.

My son loved this toothbrush, I will say it was a little awkward to brush is teeth. But it does the job.

The double bristle is literally the easiest way to brush a toddler’s teeth. Was kicking myself for not having bought these sooner. Brushing my toddlers teeth has been less of a nightmare 🤪

Wanted to love this toothbrush as I love all the other Dr Brown items that we currently have. But it seems to be a fail. The only pro is, my almost 2 year old love to play with it as he flips from one face to the other saying happy/sad.The rest is all cons. I was happy for the shape as it would help me brush less, since it is made to reach the back and front of the teeth. However, the U shaped bristles are too far apart that it doesn’t get his teeth unless I brush closer … which then gets the bristles all the way up to his gums while only the bottom of the U bristles touch his teeth. Then I have to somehow jiggle it back and forth or the front bristles touch brush the front and the back bristles to brush the back. Not to mention, it’s a U shaped, so it’s not ideal to brush his tongue with. Therefore, I still need a second toothbrush on hand to properly get his tongue clean.And lastly, the bristles are hard for a toddlers mouth. Yes they are on the softer side and would be ok for an adult’s mouth. But, it is not ideally soft for a baby’s sensitive mouth. I noticed on day 3, his breath started to smell like it used to whenever he was teething. I could tell was damaging his mouth more than cleaning it. So sadly, we gotta say bye-bye to happy:sad toothbrush.

My kid finds this toothbrush so fun with the “monster look and it has helped him want to brush more!

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