Review on Electric toothbrush Oral-B Kids Mickey Mouse, blue-yellow by Dagmara Szulc ᠌

Because of the way it was designed, obviously, guessed - in terms of its adaptability. On the other hand, there are times when you want your son to have his favorite heroes (like the Ninja Turtles, for instance). Perhaps it will be possible to release limited nozzles for at least some other cartoons?) Pros: We struck gold when we came across this brush. In the past, the child did not brush his teeth. Instead, he lied and said that he did brush his teeth, even though he did not brush. As a result, there was always plaque on his teeth. This problem is now, at long last, solved for the both of us. I have no idea, but whoever came up with the idea deserves a handshake from me. It's true that there are certain subtleties involved (I will write about them in a block below). Even I enjoy holding such a brush in my hands, much alone my kid who is only five years old because the design is so exquisite. The timer is definitely worth it. The melodies from the brush are, of course, incomparable to any of my "continue to clean" and "we can finish" phrases. To a child, a toothbrush is similar to a toy, and the act of brushing one's teeth is comparable to having fun. The charging entails even more than was indicated (I hope this is still not because the child is a freebie). These are some disadvantages: Now, about the nuances: the melody of the timer is far too subdued and far too brief. Sometimes we are unable to hear what we are saying. Sometimes, as a result of the vibration, the toothpaste will slip off the brush even before it is placed in the mouth. It is crucial to take this into consideration and activate the feature once the bristles have already entered the mouth. Compared to adult brushes, these have less uses.