Review on 🦷 Enhance Oral Care with Dr. Brown's Finger Toothbrush by Patricia Rubio

The child takes it well and yes, it is very soft. I use it in combination with a damp washcloth because I really don't know how well it actually cleans. I accidentally discovered last week after almost 6 months of use that the three silicone bristles on the edge were completely missing. No doubt the child had eaten them recently and I knew nothing about it. She doesn't bite the brush too hard, so I don't know if they're from my brush. And as another reviewer said, there's a suction effect when I try to pry it off my finger (and I'm wearing size XS or S gloves), but it's just annoying at worst. I've tried switching to a real kids toothbrush but the kid hates it because the bristles are hard and painful so I'll keep using it until I find another toothbrush with very soft bristles.