Review on 🦷 Highly Effective Philips Sonicare HX6311 Rechargeable Toothbrush by Christina Reynolds

Children like the toothbrush very much. I have a group of children - a 7 year old child with special needs, a 5 year old boy and a 2 year old boy. I got one for each. The 2 settings are nice because they are softer and less scary for kids. My eldest has difficulty brushing her teeth due to her special needs. After a while she finally got used to the vibration. I like it because brushing is so much more effective, especially since they have a hard time opening their mouths and following commands. I also hope the vibration is good for her sensory stimulation, but I really won't be able to see any difference. Among the boys, a 5-year-old girl got used to the vibration after a few days. Now he can survive the whole cycle. The color plates are a bit limited, but he likes them. A 2 year old may be too small for an electric toothbrush. He's corrupted. Most days he lets me comb my hair, sometimes he makes a fuss. But compared to a traditional toothbrush, it is much more efficient and effective. Before Sonicare, we had the cheaper, battery-powered Oral B rotating toothbrush. The Cars or Jake design was cute. But I feel like Sonicare offers a better cleaning experience. In addition, the heads for them could not be substituted. Also, I opted for a toothbrush without a Bluetooth app because I didn't want my tablet in the bathroom with all that water. My kids are too crazy and knowing them they would throw that in the sink. Also, I didn't like the design of the front panels.