Schmidt's Children's Toothpaste: Mint + Berry Flavor, Fluoride-Free for Clean Teeth - 4.7 oz, 6 Count Review

This toothpaste is not regular toothpaste. It is fluorine free. Fluoride occurs naturally in some foods and freshwater sources, so people choose not to use fluoride when brushing their teeth. If parents are worried about their kids getting too much fluoride from toothpaste, this toothpaste is for you! It tastes like blueberry cotton candy. It is very frothy and thick in the mouth. Small things have a big impact. Mint doesn't scream at all. The aftertaste is minty, but blueberry sweetness can be

OK I know it sounds weird but I gave it a try and even though it's for kids I liked it so much I kept using it. My old toothpaste was itchy all over my face so I tried it a little on my kids but this thing doesn't do it! Not only that, it tastes better and I'm pretty sure my teeth are cleaner. It doesn't lather much which I like but what I really like after reading the product page is its ingredients are much healthier than what I've used before. I think I'll stick with this brand for a while.

We used another brand of organic coconut toothpaste that didn't contain fluoride so I decided to try that for comparison. I love that this toothpaste is free of SLS, SCS, PEG, Triclosan, and artificial sweeteners, flavors, and colors. However, it does contain xylitol, which is not in my current brand. I'm really disappointed that this sweetener is in this toothpaste. The label states that the user should minimize swallowing, but this is a bit more difficult for children to follow. It tastes…

First I smelled this toothpaste through the box before opening it! Smells amazing! The aroma of pineapple and coconut is similar to the aroma and taste of pina colada. This fragrance is also completely free of artificial aromas! Second, it helps freshen breath, whiten teeth and promote oral health. I hope this will encourage my children to brush their teeth more thoroughly. They tend not to like strong mint flavors because they are said to be scalding. My son couldn't wait to be the first to…

Many children, including my youngest son, do not like the strong taste of mint. They prefer to chew chewing gum, fruit, etc. – mostly with a sweet taste. I wasn't sure if my kids would love this toothpaste but I was pleasantly surprised when they all loved it! She's definitely cuter. The berry flavor is pronounced and very tasty. Mint is a lot more subtle, so if you have a kid who doesn't like mint, I think they'll still like this if they like sweet tasting toothpaste. My son hates mint because

I have a very sensitive mouth and can't use most mint flavored toothpastes or rinses. It's very hard to find oral care products that I can use, so I decided to try a children's toothpaste. I don't usually like these flavors (brushing my teeth with chewing gum?), but I keep trying and that's what led me to Schmidt. Coconut and pineapple, my two favorite flavors?! YES, PLEASE! However, the idea of brushing my teeth with my favorite aromas was... well, I wasn't sure. When it arrived I immediately…