🍄 Mushroom Bristle Toddler Toothbrush: Ideal for Ages 1-3 Years Review

Was honestly looking for a toothbrush for my little one and they were very disappointing. The bristles are very soft but at the same time very strong as they don't slide over the teeth and the bristles don't come loose to clean the tooth, really weird. Didn't brush a single tooth. I couldn't get them back in time to get a refund but I really wanted it.

I was looking for a toothbrush with a very small head for my 2 year old who doesn't open his mouth wide enough to brush his teeth. These seemed to fit the bill. When I arrived I noticed that the bristles were oddly long. But it didn't bother me as much as the fact that they START (!) FALLING OUT while I was brushing my son's teeth. These are cheap imported plastic products. Not sure. Do not buy.

These toothbrushes are a bit fake. They are designed for infants/toddlers but not for this age group as the back of the brush head detaches with any contact with teeth - see other reviews for photos. My 1.5 year old hardly ever chews brushes anymore, but he still breaks down quickly (gets eaten). On the other hand, my older toddlers have no problem brushing their teeth without biting, but the brush head is too small for their mouths. The bristles are sparse and it takes much longer to clean all

My 2 year old turns into a bucking mustang when it's time to brush his teeth. Roll, run, bite, whatever. We have tried almost all toothbrushes. These are such hits. I don't know why the simple style does it for her. She HATED the glowing, musical ones that came with the app. But with this toothbrush, she puts her head in my lap and lets me brush my teeth in peace. Simple was the trick to success here.

Great for little hands! The battery operated one I had for my daughter was so big and heavy and clunky. Difficult for a 2 year old to deal with. Got these and it works much better. Some of the bristles are loose and come off easily, which is a major disadvantage for baby products. But overall I'm glad I got them. Just check them before each use!

My son loves them! Yes, it's pastel colors, but that's a kid's toothbrush! He even uses pink ones. Well, he's actually chewing them at 9 months old! Super soft, we've had these for a few months. I let him chew on it to study the texture of the brush so he doesn't freak out when I brush his teeth. He's still a bit young, but he already has 8 teeth! So we clean every day! Good price

I don't understand why it has so many good reviews. This is literally the worst toothbrush I have ever dealt with. We used it when our daughter was 1 year old and the bristles fell out with every brushing. The plastic part is starting to fall apart (it's true, she chewed on it a bit, but isn't that what you'd expect from the little ones they're specially made for?) Toothbrush. They are cute but I will not buy them again.

They are designed for infants/toddlers but not for this age group as the back of the brush head flexes with each contact loosens teeth - see other reviews for photos. My 1.5 year old hardly ever chews brushes anymore, but he still breaks down quickly (gets eaten). On the other hand, my older toddlers have no problem brushing their teeth without biting, but the brush head is too small for their mouths. The bristles are sparse and it takes much longer to clean all around. We will come back to the

Certified Dental Assistant here. I bought these for my son because he is 1.5 years old and doesn't like brushing his teeth. My trick is to give him a toothbrush to "use" and then I have one too so I can go in there and get the job done while he fiddles with his. These toothbrushes don't lie on the countertop after you put toothpaste on them, they roll when they touch the countertop. While they are easy for a child to hold, they are very slippery and as a parent I find it difficult to get in…