Review on 🦷 Portable AA Battery Sonic Toothbrush for Travel - Triple Bristle GO: Three Brush Modes, Soft Nylon Bristles - Ideal for Autistic & Special Needs Adults and Kids by Claudia Phipps

Not too sure I'll like it but think it was a great one investment for us. My son absolutely hates brushing his teeth so every time we got him an electric toothbrush by the time he turned 3 it was a struggle and she got better but I still noticed some stains, which I had to get because he just hated it. There was a big area around his fangs and I had to style it and I had to comb it really hard to get rid of those little brown spots that I thought I was going to get on and miss with the initial brushing. After a few uses of this toothbrush I was obviously noticing some signs that I was missing more spots than I thought and this toothbrush reached those spots with ease. So far his teeth look beautiful, I haven't noticed any areas where the brush is missing, problem areas that I've noticed before seem clean. We walk slowly, he seems soft and gentle, and he cleans everything around him almost effortlessly. I try to make sure I do some cleaning but on the areas my son is freaking out I act so gentle and gentle just to calm him down. Well my son does not have autism that I am aware of but this is a wonderful toothbrush for children who are difficult or anxious when it comes to brushing their teeth. He also comes with a tongue cleaner, which he thought was funny, but we'll also learn how to use it. The only downside I would say is that it's a bit big for his mouth, he's almost 4 years old and we can use it properly on him but he has a very tight mouth and doesn't like it when we use it brushing because he doesn't like it, so I should really try to get him to be a bit big in the process, but not so big that he can't be used. Overall this toothbrush seems to have improved our brushing experience, it feels less aggressive, it seems calmer, it seems to brush better. I think it's better for him.