Review on Plak Smacker Infant Stage Toothbrushes by Milton Wolf

Small but perfect for a 1 to 2 year old. I was afraid the plastic would be crappy as a party toy, but it's surprisingly durable and good quality. The bristles aren't enough, nothing special, but it gets the job done. They can break, but they can be washed under hot water and shaped with fingers. My son loves walking around with a toothbrush in his mouth and that bothered me a lot. He didn't like the banana brush because it didn't look like Mom and Dad's brush. He liked the brush so much that he didn't want to refuse it and went to bed with it the very first night. To get him to brush his teeth I use a double brush like his and sit with him in front of a mirror and we brush our teeth together. Now it's easy to help him form a habit; I go in after he falls asleep and brush his teeth with a brush head dipped in some mouthwash.