🧼 Pack of 3- Dr. Brown's Tooth and Gum Wipes, 30 Count Review

I have been using it for my child for several months. But I have never bought 3 packs (Value Pack). This is the first time I buy such a valuable package with 3 separate packages. Many people mistake the date on the packaging for the expiry date. In fact, this is the date of manufacture. Upon opening the package, I found the expiry date on each individual package, which is good. Next time I will order this package again.

First of all, please don't get me wrong, I find this product to be very easy to clean, so I bought it twice, but my child does not like the taste. She cries every time I brush her teeth. She likes to use her toothbrush, but I think she's too young to brush her own teeth and she can't brush her teeth enough. I do not know what to do. And one more thing: This product is usually made for small children, so there is no need for large paper napkins. I think half is enough. This is more convenient…

Good thinking, good taste and ease of use. I took it as far as Nigeria Africa and my little one loves it so much I used it this morning. No hassle, no gasping. She was cool with it. And my mom loves the taste too. 😟🤦🏽‍♀️It's really 5 stars and I recommend it to everyone who is thinking about how to clean their little one's mouth. Excess milk and everything on the tongue.

I use them every day for my son and he loves the taste of grapes. My pediatrician has recommended that I use warm water gauze, but my son refuses when I try to wipe his tongue/gums. I'm so glad I found these scented wipes. My son never messes with them. My only complaint is that the size of each napkin is quite large. Ideally I'd prefer the napkins to be half the size so I can use more of them, but cutting them in half is too much of a hassle.

These are the best gum wipes. Best size, best texture, no weird smell. They also have to be tasty because my child sucks on them while I dry his teeth, which he doesn't do with other brands. My only complaint is that it's difficult to get just one at a time so you end up wasting a piece or putting the touched one back in your pocket.

It cleans but is not very efficient. 10 teeth, 2 on the way / 15 months. I rub it on my tongue, gums and teeth, I actually see a yellowish residue on the wipes so they remove the dirt. she seems to like the taste. I don't mind the procedure / I have to see what comes out, these days I see some blood on the cloths, one of the molars is breaking through. I can't think of a more effective way to clean a child's mouth. She bites hard and her teeth are SHARP lol. so you have to hurry up

I don't like leaving bad reviews but my kid hated their strong grape flavor so I can't use them without making him scream. I don't like the smell either. I should have noticed the scent in the picture, but unfortunately I didn't. Also, the wipes themselves are much larger than they should be, so you only have to fold them a little so you can use them without getting a cold wet wipe on your baby's face. A good idea in theory, but it's not. won't work for me.

It cleans with a brush but is not very effective. 10 teeth, 2 on the way / 15 months. I rub it on my tongue, gums and teeth, I actually see a yellowish residue on the wipes so they remove the dirt. she seems to like the taste. I don't mind the procedure / I have to see what comes out, nowadays I see some blood on the cloths, one of the molars is breaking through. I can't think of a more effective way to clean a child's mouth. She bites hard and her teeth are SHARP lol. so you have to hurry up

I have been using these wipes for my baby since he was 6 months old. He's been wiping his mouth with it for two months. Xylitol has been studied to reduce tooth decay, and there are some studies that suggest it works. I wouldn't replace cleaning with wipes alone, but I do it in addition to cleaning. I note that the study showed that using wipes three times a day helped the most. My 8 month old will open his mouth and let me use it without squirming. It makes things a bit sticky since it's a…

DO NOT use these as an alternative to brushing your teeth. My son had a total dislike for brushing his teeth and every time I had to hold him it was a traumatic experience. He definitely tolerated wipes (on the recommendation of the pediatrician) and has had dental problems since he was 15 months old. We press it again to brush our teeth, nothing else works, including these wipes. I would only recommend them as rubber blankets. Your teeth need something more abrasive.

So glad I stumbled across these! I can't say anything about my child's oral care as we never had a problem before using it and he hasn't grown teeth yet - I only bought them as a preventive measure. I assume they are doing their job - at least they get rid of the bad smell after the meal lol. But the best part for us is that my son LOVES them to teeth! He's been having a rough time, he's been teething for 3 months and we haven't found any teethers he likes except our fingers. But after eating…