Review on 🌿 Organic Jack N Jill Toothpaste by Kristen Jain

My daughter doesn't seem to mind the taste, but she doesn't care and doesn't want to brush her teeth (I found a way to get her to let me brush her teeth cleaning which I will add below). I love that it's organic and seems to have helped discolor her teeth from taking iron supplements. But the reason for 4 stars and not 5 is because the blueberry flavor has a strong odor that doesn't smell natural. I've bought raspberries before and they smelled a lot better. As soon as it runs out I will definitely buy another one with raspberry flavor. Now on how I made brushing fun for my daughter: I have an 18 month old daughter and she hated when it came time to brush her teeth. It got to the point that when she heard the click of the toothpaste bottle, she would run in the opposite direction as fast as her small legs would allow. But I was concerned about the staining the iron supplements were causing. It was stressful for her and for me. Now I know some parents will disagree with my method, but it worked for me and in my opinion the pros outweigh the cons. I opened "Elmo's Teeth Cleaning" on YouTube on my phone and let them watch it. This distracted her enough to let me brush her teeth for a minute and a half (video length). And now a month later she mimics the video and opens her mouth wide and even sticks out her tongue for me to clean it. Just thought I would pass on what has worked for me if there are other parents who are struggling to get their child to stay in place. HTN