🧼 Reusable Sensory Brush Set for Improved Hygiene: Includes Surgical Brush, Nail Brush, and Baby Bath Scrubber Review

Bought this after the sponge we used in the hospital after our baby was born broke. I love how soft the sponge and bristles are. I use this every bath and my son is now 4 months old. It helped a lot with its cradle. The only problem we have is that my son is very chubby so he finds it difficult to use Swiss rolls ;) He also loves to grab the sponge and play with it while in the bath.

Overall great quality at $6.99 for 6 brushes + tax. They are very soft and have beautiful colors. I bought these for a grooming/sensing routine and they definitely do the job! If you or your child has autism and/or SPD this is a great teeth cleaning option at a reasonable price! Some of the bristles looked a bit bent (they still work great!), but for the price you can't beat them! This was the only downside. I like them a lot, the green color is very pretty! :)

I bought these because I need extra brushes for sensory processing for my son who I know brushes 3 times a day. I ordered about $20 a year ago. And I can say that you get what you pay for, for what I need (a brush in every corner of my house), that's fine. But it's not as hard as the occupational therapy brushing, this one is softer (so you have to make more effort) and the sponge on the other side comes off easily because of the greater friction. for your information. So not everyone has…

This is excellent value for money. Actually my dad suggested them because I liked them when I was a kid before they had sponges on them. My only gripe is that they look like they have some kind of irritating chemical that caused a flare-up of baby acne on my LO. I even washed my face with morning soap. Still a good buy and we've got plenty if one wears out.

I really like these sponges. These are the ones I got at the hospital. They could use very little soap and were doing very well. This is especially important to me because when they are very small I don't like using a lot of synthetic products.

So soft bristles! It worked AMAZING for my baby's cradle! ALL deleted! And gentle! Because there are so many, I put one in the baby's shower, one in his dressing room and one I gave to another mom whose baby was cradle struggling and it worked for her too! Satisfied

Overall great quality at $6.99 for 6 brushes + VAT. They are very soft and have nice colors. I bought these for a grooming/sensing routine and they definitely do the job! If you or your child has autism and/or SPD this is a great teeth cleaning option at a reasonable price! Some of the bristles looked a bit bent (they still work great!), but for the price you can't beat them! This was the only downside. I like them a lot, the green color is very pretty! :)

In general, I like the product. However if you are buying this for a cradle I would say just use a real cradle comb unless your baby has a lot of hair. If your child is bald or has thin hair, this can be very effective. For those with children with thicker and/or curly hair looking to add this to their arsenal, I recommend using back and forth motions rather than circular motions when using this on a child. .If there is no cradle cap and you just need a baby shampoo brush, this is a great…

I used to have a suitcase full of surgical brushes that I used (often in combination with lava soap) to remove grease stains from my hands - especially under my nails - after working on motorcycles and cars. They fell behind when moving, so I had to look for a replacement. I was skeptical about the effectiveness of these bristles as a replacement for a "real life" surgical brush and brushes in general. I'm happy to report that these brushes do an excellent job of removing mechanical dirt from…