Product Description

4 months & up. Good oral hygiene begins at birth! Pediatric dentists recommend cleaning an infants gums - even before the first tooth appears - with a soft infant toothbrush and water. Properly cleaning teeth and gums helps remove sugars and bacteria that can lead to future decay. Toothbrush is clear in color

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #913 in Baby Product
• Brand: Baby Buddy
• Model: 501

Features

• Cleans teeth - massages tender gums
• Soft Infant Toothbrush
• Ages 4 months and up
• Toothbrush is clear in color

Customer Reviews

Finally, we both like brushing teeth!
My son is 15 months old and way past letting me clean his teeth with those finger brushes (he bites hard)! I've been giving him a toddler toothbrush and trying to brush his front teeth is nearly impossible, we wrestle and he cries. Although, he will chew on it for his back teeth.
From the moment I gave him this brush, he took to it and spent his whole bathtime chewing on it. He didn't want to give it up! Now he has more teeth coming in, so I'm going to purchase another one for him to chew on during the day.

Absolutely the best
I love this toothbrush ... probably as much as my 9 mos old son - when I gave it to him the first time he took it, popped it in his mouth and "uhmmmm"-ed, translation "goooood!" He chewed on it for the entire 8 minutes it took me to finish up his post-bath bed-time routine !
Moving it back and forth over his itchy gums was heaven for him as he has 5 little teeth in front and 1 trying to bud out, it's been tough on my finger with the fingerbrush - I highly recommend this product, it's soft, flexible, and I know he's getting more cleaning action with this than when I use the fingerbrush - especially trying not to get chomped - (now if only there was a something to save me during breastfeeding !!)

Bizarre but Wonderful... I Think
This thing is strange-looking, and I can't tell if it's doing anything beneficial for my baby's teeth... but I'm amazed at how well my daughter took to it! During our nighttime routine, I hand her the toothbrush for her to "brush" while I read her a story, and she does so cheerfully. It's almost as though she knows how to use it, with all the bristles touching her teeth and gums. Funny.