Review on Turquoise and White Compact Philips Sonicare for Kids 3+ Genuine Replacement Toothbrush Heads - Pack of 2 Brush Heads (Model: HX6032/94) by Kristen Simon

My 7 year old daughter has been using a Sonicare toothbrush since she was 4 and she loves it! My 4 year old son just got his Sonicare toothbrush a few months ago and he loves his too. I buy these replacement tips specifically for 4-7 year olds because they are perfect for their little mouths. Unfortunately Sonicare have changed their packaging so instead of two different colored interchangeable heads you get two heads in the same light blue colour. This can be confusing for parents who have two or more children who either use the same toothbrush (and just swap heads) or have the same Sonicares. Luckily my daughter has an old Sonicare kids toothbrush in red and my son has a newer one in teal so they can easily tell their toothbrushes apart even though they both have the same color head. Length The brush head is approximately 2 3/4 inches long from base to tip and the head itself is just over 0.5 inches long. 10) and immediately noticed the difference. A head this size is significantly longer (closer to the length of adult interchangeable heads) and much more difficult for toddlers to control. In fact, my daughter performed so poorly with a longer-headed toothbrush that my husband and I had to brush her teeth. Although my daughter is now seven years old, I still buy her this smaller spare head and try to have it on hand whenever she needs it. I buy them through a Revain subscription and save so I never run out. I highly recommend any toddler using a Sonicare toothbrush to get a replacement brush head of this size. FYI, these replacement heads will fit and work with an adult toothbrush as well. So you can just buy the tips for your little ones and use them with your own Sonicare. A child's toothbrush is about the same length as an adult's (a real toothbrush, not a head), only slightly shorter to allow children to handle the adult Sonicare just as easily as children.