🍭 Vitaminpaste Kids Toothpaste: Multivitamins B3, B5, B6, D, E | Xylitol | Calcium | Fluoride-Free | Fresh Breath | Tarter-Fighting | Anti-Cavity | Safe to Swallow | 4.1oz | Bubble Gum Flavor Review

This tube is a bit expensive, but if you want to get your children used to brushing their teeth, this is your magic wand! They will ask you to brush your teeth. I personally like the flavor of chewing gum and use it when I don't want the minty taste of most other toothpaste products in my mouth.

Brilliant! Vitamins straight into the tooth! Why don't other toothpaste manufacturers do this?! My kids love the taste and I love the vitamins so a double win!

Good thing this is for ages 4 and up as a child usually needs to be at least that age to properly use this understand toothpaste. Even then, good reinforcement may be needed to make sure your child knows this is the only type of toothpaste they should be swallowing. Other non-fluoride toothpastes are generally safe to swallow, but they're actually designed to teach you not to swallow. I made sure my child knows he still shouldn't swallow anything but this one and I only got it for her because…

I love the taste, the fresh breath and I feel like my teeth are whiter. I don't know if vitamins work for me, but it's nice to know that swallowing them is no longer harmful. 😁

My daughter has special needs and cannot spit out her toothpaste. Even though I wipe her mouth afterwards, it helps me worry less about what chemicals she's ingesting because the vitamins are supposed to be good. This is her second whistle.

In love since I tried it, I do not use other brands! I have had sore gums and many mouthwashes and toothpastes are very strong and 'sting' where uncomfortable. It feels like I'm healing over time! love it

They have stopped making the toothpaste my 3 year old daughter has been using since she was a baby. I tried 6 other brands and flavors and she only went for this one (she has a sensory disorder and is very sensitive to taste/texture). I thought the gum flavor was too strong/artificial to taste, but she doesn't mind at all. That makes him an asset in my book.

Toothpaste contains soy. I didn't think this was what to look for in toothpaste. I'm unfortunate that soy is present in such quantity, but I haven't seen it. Soy can promote cancer, damage the thyroid and cause infertility. Get rid of these products. Smells like chewing gum. The toddler kept eating it and I was happy to get something without fluoride but knowing it has soy I can throw it out or return it. We will definitely not use it.

It's good that this applies to children from the age of 4, because normally a child has to be at least that age to be able to use it correctly to understand this toothpaste . Even then, good reinforcement may be needed to make sure your child knows this is the only type of toothpaste they should be swallowing. Other non-fluoride toothpastes are generally safe to swallow, but they're actually designed to teach you not to swallow. I made sure my child knows he still shouldn't swallow anything but