Brush-Baby BabySonic Kids,Toddler Electric Toothbrush, 0-36 Months, LED Light +2-min Timer,Sucker Base, Teal,

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AutoBrush Pro Kids U-Shaped Electric Toothbrush: While the concept of a hands-free toothbrush sounds appealing, we found that it actually complicated things. The AutoBrush is worn like a mouthguard, so we couldn’t see how or if it cleaned a child’s teeth. Plus, the efficacy of U-shaped toothbrushes has been questioned by scientific research. This toothbrush also requires a lot more toothpaste than a regular toothbrush, which could be a costly factor in the long run. My son got teeth at 10 weeks. The following worked well: toothbrush in the shape of a banana and he could chew it, which also meant the bristles got round his mouth and gums.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user ImAMarshmellow)

HAPPY AND HEALTHY SMILES. Brush-Baby was inspired by a little girl who chewed her kids toothbrush. We know what it takes to give your babies, toddlers, young children and older kids the best start with their oral health.Easy-to-use is the name of the game when encouraging a child to develop good dental hygiene habits. And with the Solimo Kids battery-powered toothbrush, your child just needs to remember to push the red button and brush. The Nuby 4-Stage Oral Care Set accommodates for baby’s oral health at every stage. Designed for newborns and children up to 6 years old, the system features a finger massage brush for babies under 3 months, a stage two massaging brush to gently brush and massage the gums and newly erupted teeth (3 months and up), a stage three massaging brush (11 months and up) and a nylon bristle brush for little ones with teeth. The set comes with a handy stand to hold the massager and brushes, so you don’t have to worry about storage. What makes buying all four brushes at once a great idea is that you can switch between them as needed. This moderately-priced set includes a cute animal-themed battery-operated toothbrush, animal cover, sand timer, rinse cup, and base to keep everything organized. Plus, you can mount the base on the wall, making it great for small countertops.

I have been using a combination of a wash cloth and Dr. Brown's finger toothbrush and it always goes well. My son would even look forward to it as he would grab my finger with the toothbrush to put it in his mouth." They may be too young to get a thrill out of it but my dd (4) loves the firefly toothbrushes. They have plain ones or character ones. My dd has the my little pony ones."We spoke with three moms on BabyCenter's staff about their experience with three of the baby toothbrushes on this list Parents should assist in teeth brushing until they're child is old enough to take on the task themselves Opens a new window at about age 7 or 8, says the AAP, and should supervise until they're about age 10. How we chose the best baby toothbrushes Age suitability: 0 years+ | Power: Not powered | Firmness: Soft | Size: N/A | Material: BPA and PVC Free What we love It’s made from flexible silicone with handles that are easy for little hands to grasp and prevent the toothbrush from going too far into the mouth. While small enough to carry in your changing bag, it’s also likely to attract any hair or fluff therein. That said, it can simply be rinsed under the tap, wiped or even popped in the dishwasher. Our only real gripe is that it doesn’t count towards your little one’s five-a-day. Once the first tooth erupts —usually around 6 months— you can introduce a toothbrush. The AAP recommends parents use a tiny smear of fluoride toothpaste to brush baby teeth twice daily as soon as they erupt and a soft, age-appropriate sized toothbrush. But you can build up to this with a consistent routine that helps introduce the concept to your little one, says Dr. Lerman. Aim for at least once a day for five to 10 seconds, building up as your kids increase their tolerance, she says. “The earlier that good hygiene habits, routines and behaviors are introduced, the higher the likelihood of having a healthy baseline in the mouth for the adult teeth once they erupt (usually around 6 years old).” Types of baby toothbrushes

Parents love that this Dr. Brown’s Infant-to-Toddler Toothbrush has a comfort grip handle that’s the perfect size for small hands, ideal for training your little one to brush his own teeth. And, although it’s soft for sore mouths, it’s still strong enough to stand up to your baby's gumming. If your child has a mix of baby and adult teeth, or crooked teeth, then the FlossBrush™ is ideal - it has longer bristles so can clean in between teeth. Pros: includes cover to keep the brush head clean, 30-second pulse timer, thin handle for small hands

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I use the Brush-Baby electric toothbrush as my son was a right monster having his teeth cleaned. He now loves it!” (Recommended by Mumsnet user Rosebud1302)