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

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Age suitability: 10 months to 3 years | Power: Not powered | Firmness: Soft | Size: 7cm x 3cm x 12cm | Material: Silicone, BPA-free What we love

Kids aren’t always the gentlest of brushers, particularly to begin with, so a baby toothbrush should have soft bristles to prevent enamel and delicate gums being damaged. If they’re too soft, however, the brush may need replacing more frequently. We’ve been using the Aquafresh Milk Teeth one (with the same toothpaste) since teeth appeared.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user OrangeSwoosh) Our verdict Budget-conscious parents will welcome this inexpensive Colgate Kids Extra Soft Toothbrush, with a price tag that’s unlikely to leave a sour taste in the mouth. With a petite head that’s perfect for infants, it’s suitable for babies up to two years. You'll want to use a rice-sized amount of toothpaste on your child's brush until they turn three. Too much toothpaste can lead to fluorosis, a condition that can permanently stain teeth by forming pits and spots on teeth.Age suitability: 0-2 years | Power: Not powered | Firmness: Soft | Size: N/A| Material: BPA-free What we love 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) Although temporary, milk teeth demand as much attention as the adult set they’ll make way for. Starting the habit of brushing your child's teeth when they're a baby is the key to ensuring they continue it into later life. Our selection of the best baby toothbrushes will help parents win the oft-inevitable brush-time battle. If you opt for a disposable baby toothbrush, you’ll notice that many are plastic and others are made from more eco-conscious materials. Bamboo and corn starch ones are biodegradable, for example, while some variants are organic or vegan-friendly. What toothbrush is best for babies?

You can get toothbrushes for babies which are like little silicone glove fingers with bristles attached. You put one on your finger and use that to brush their teeth. A bit faddy but good for babies!” (Tried and tested by Mumsnetter QueenOfTheAndals) Before we recommend new products, we always ask our trusted Mumsnet users, of which there are more than 7 million each month. That’s a lot of honest, impartial advice. Expert guidanceIn her free time, Laura enjoys going to gigs, learning to play tennis and fish and chips by the seaside. Why you should trust us