🦷 Colgate Zero Kids Toothbrush: Extra Soft Bristles, Suction Cup Holder, BPA Free - 2 Count, Buy Now! Review

I bought these because I thought they were teal. I got purple which I didn't want. Also, the handle is very long for my 2 year old. And the bristles are coarser than I'm used to from soft toothbrushes. I was happy with the purchase but now I am very disappointed.

I bought this for my 2 year old a few months ago. Was fun and lasted a long time. I liked the long handle so I could easily lend a hand if needed. Suckling is useful and brought her joy. She liked to comb her hair by herself. A pair of brushes costs $9.99.

Although the name might suggest super soft bristles, they are soft at best. Toddler is still learning to brush his teeth so it's not a huge setback but definitely not on my shopping list again.

My stepson really liked his new toothbrushes. They don't bleed the gums, that's good, and his teeth look clean after brushing. Fits perfectly in the mouth and is 3rd suction power. Not great at all. I just toss it in his drawer and it's just his toothbrush and toothpaste.

They are great for toddlers. I can persuade my toddler to brush his teeth if I tell him that he can then play with the teat. Also the 'zero' aspect is a good idea but after first opening the product it still had a slight chemical odor but nothing that dissipated over time. It doesn't smell anymore so maybe it was the packaging and not necessarily the brush itself.

I first bought them at my local supermarket. Then they stopped carrying the item and I went to Revane to find them. I was so happy I found her. When I received them I felt the bristles were still soft like the ones I bought at the supermarket. I took them to brush my daughter's teeth and she starts to choke... I was confused. She kept trying to get something out of her mouth. She shows me the bristles one by one, after 4 bristles I thought she was done. She then continues to choke and pulls out

It's amazing how a $5 item can make such a difference in your life, especially when you have a two year old who refuses to to brush his teeth. I've tried Crayola (too hard), Happy (soft but no suction cup, brush head too big) and a cheaper brand from Revain (didn't last long). This brush is just perfect, the bristles are soft and very thick, the brush head size is just right, not too small not too big. The long handle makes the brush easy to maneuver in small mouths that sometimes don't open…