🦷 NUK Baby Tooth Cleanser Toothpaste Review

Well my 18 month old can't brush his teeth. For daily brushing battles, my husband finds this the most convenient as he has more control over whether a parent brushes a child's teeth. We've tried MANY types and the kid just doesn't want to clean the brush! I like this silicone body and bristles more than other brands I've tried. And better brush your teeth. I haven't tried it, but it should work for babies for gums too. Simply order a tongue cleaner and you're done! I hope my review helped you…

The toothpaste seemed to work well. He likes the taste and everything. The finger brush is a terrible idea. When I first tried to use it, the baby pressed his jaws hard on my finger! He didn't have any teeth yet, but it was an uncomfortable experience and I never wanted to try again if he took it better the second time. I use toothpaste with another brush where I don't put my finger in his mouth hoping he doesn't bite! At my child's first dentist appointment, my dentist recommended that I use…

I saw the reviews about allergy warnings and thought it didn't matter. My child has never had a milk or egg allergy. We have been using this toothpaste for a while and my child loves it but tonight she developed hives and a rash within an hour of using it. We usually use Colgate but it's out of stock so we only used it this week. I listed everything she ate or came into contact with and the pediatrician thinks it's toothpaste.

He prefers the baby flavor over toddlers and both contain enough xylitol to fight tooth decay so I just buy this one. And he's got his last molars through so the guard brush is perfect for me, I'll have to check because I have to say it's painful when you get accidentally pinched by a toddler. Love the toothpaste it's not the best on the market but it's better than Orajel which doesn't contain xylitol to fight tooth decay naturally so it's definitely the toothpaste of choice. His dentist told…

My LO cut her first tooth at 4 months old. We didn't use toothpaste at first as she hadn't eaten yet (not prescribed by the doctor, just as a precaution). We simply wet the finger brush and rubbed it over the gums and teeth. Then she got a second tooth and started eating at about 5 months. The toothpaste (I tried) is nice and sweet but nothing special. We brush her teeth morning and night and she is holding up very well (she is now 7 months old). With the finger brush you can clean all the gums

I started using it with my 5.5 month old son about a week ago. He has 3 teeth and is working on his 4th! I was apprehensive about using a brush because his gums were so sensitive when a new tooth erupted, but he loved it! The bristles are much softer than in the picture. I use quite a bit of the paste and start massaging his teeth and gums. He also likes to hold my finger and "do it yourself". Now when he sees me pulling out my finger brush, he gets excited! I hope we establish good hygiene…

I used this for my 12 month old daughter. Until recently, I only brushed my teeth with water, but her doctor recommended using a non-fluoride toothpaste to get rid of the milky breath that can happen. TOOTHBRUSH: • Unfortunately, she hates this toothbrush. The finger toothbrush is huge! I can barely put a toothbrush in her mouth. He is too big. Now I will mention that my daughter is rather short. She weighs 17 pounds at 12 months. However, this toothbrush is recommended for 3 months old…