Baby Teething Toys Finger Toothbrush Review

My kid loves it and easy to hold. Make sure to dry it out and don't just put it back in the container. The finger toothbrushes got moldy after a few weeks and I had to throw them away.

Pinky brushes have lots of very soft bristles perfect for newborns or toddlers! My 9 month old already has 6 teeth and when I use them he tries to bite me but it doesn't hurt thanks to the protection of the rubber over my whole finger.

I bought this to clean my child's gums/tongue a bit but she herself loved it straight away. She constantly holds and chews each bite. Easy to clean, easy to apply to gums and teeth, would buy again if this one went away! Oh, we only use bananas and the rest of the stuff is a complete afterthought once she gets her hands on a banana brush.

We've been using this for a few months and our son has loved it - it's the best thing you could ask for when trying to teach your child brushing his teeth, let alone getting him to brush his own. It was easy to hold, the suction cup holder held it and other things relatively neatly, the angles and soft bristles were up to par, and from that perspective it's a definite win. the little ones started chewing on the bristles and we didn't notice at first but the bristles came out and he apparently…

My son rules his castle and fights brutally every time I put something in his mouth or try to do something my way. He always wants things to go his way - ACC - Wrestling! I'm amazed my son allowed me to put this thing in his mouth and brush his teeth. I thought it was impossible, but he even pulls out his pacifier to make room (delicious food is the only thing that makes him part with the pacifier voluntarily). It's been going pretty well every night for the past few weeks. He seems to think…