🐳 The Brushies Baby and Toddler Toothbrush featuring Willa the Whale Review

We love these toothbrushes. This is our second because we lost the first. Oops. Our child likes to use it alone to "brush" his teeth. She is 11 months old. She mostly chews it. I'm not worried about her trying to use it alone because she can't put everything in her mouth. I feel safe letting them use these and not "stick toothbrushes". I really think they are safer, she can't choke on them or bite off her stubble. In addition, the animals are colorful and lively, which makes her brushing her…

My Golden Retriever has such beautiful teeth and recently had a deep cleaning at the vet. She advised me to brush his teeth regularly with the chicken flavored dog toothpaste she gave me to keep them looking good and keep his mouth from smelling bad, using a baby toothbrush. I thought it would be difficult but my dog loves it. He jumps onto the couch next to me and opens his mouth like a good boy so I can easily brush his teeth. He's such a good boy!

The brush is big enough for my finger and has a small hole to soften the vacuum effect so my finger doesn't get stuck in it. The brush head is large and I had trouble getting it in my 3 month old baby's mouth; It is advertised for use from 4 weeks of age but this does not appear to be possible. A slightly smaller head and it will be easier to get into the child's mouth. I wish there was a storage box included. The silicone bristles are long and soft.

We love these brushes. They're cute and clean gums and teeth really well, but the bristles are soft enough not to scratch or hurt. My almost 7 month old loves to hold and chew for a few minutes after I've brushed his teeth (while watching with me of course) and I love that this one is too big for him could put it all in his mouth. I think he's more comfortable with this because he can test it out too, while other brushes are shorter and easily fit in a child's mouth and choke them.

At first my daughter (18 months) just chewed it, but after a few weeks as I encouraged her to brush her teeth properly she is enjoying brushing her pearly pearls! This is a great way to introduce your little one to oral hygiene. The bristles are very soft so they don't really flake anything but as I said it's a great transitional tool.

I don't understand why they are so popular - they are too big for my baby's mouth! And she doesn't have an unusually small mouth. She has to open really wide for me to get in a little bit. Not only is it difficult to get her to open up wide, but it makes the whole thing even more uncomfortable for her. Surely there must be other children with the same problem?!