Brusheez Kids’ Electric Toothbrush Set - Safe & Effective for Ages 3+ - Parent Tested & Approved with Gentle Bristles, 2 Brush Heads, Rinse Cup, 2-Minute Timer, & Storage Base (Snappy The Croc)

My son had a Mario tooth brush for some time and the bristles were dull so I had to get him a new fun one to use and thought this was perfect. He’s 3 and he loves it! He literally asks me if he can go brush his teeth now. He loves the timer too.

Bonito y buen producto, estoy muy contenta porque a mi niño le gustó mucho.

My kiddio actually really loves it and it was dentist recommended.

This electric toothbrush is perfect for kids—fun design, gentle vibrations, and it gets the job done without being too harsh. My child actually enjoys brushing now! The only downside is that it runs on 2 AA batteries instead of having a rechargeable option. It would be much more convenient (and eco-friendly) with USB charging. Still, it’s a great product overall and does what it promises.

Love this toothbrush, kids love the timer and the small glass to rinse their mouth after brushing

This toothbrush set is so much fun for my daughter. I love the built in timer and how it is attached (so you cannot lose it!). She likes using her cup for mouthwash and having a place to put it. It’s not too noisy, about expected. Would recommend.

Super cute!! My son loves it and especially the timer. He’s always asking me to time him. A lot of people complained about the gunk that gets stuck inside the brush head. What I do is remove the brush head after brushing and rinse everything. I leave the head detached so it can dry. This keeps it clean. I do this with my oral B toothbrush too.

I'm recently under the impression that this product is literally an "attack". We've owned the green alligator as well as the red dinosaur, and the very serious and disgusting problems I saw with one, were seen with the other.In short, almost every part of this set is a mold trap.First, of all, it doesn't make sense to brush your teeth, and then immediately, place a hard plastic helmut over the damp bristle end of the tooth brush. By containing the moisture you're doing a great job of fostering an environment for mold. Moreover, taking the "helmut" or cap piece of the red dinosaur as an example here, the character, being a dinosaur has spines sticking out along it's neck and head, but on the inside the spines are hollowed out. Well each of those hollowed-out spines is a nook that is perfect for mold to grow, and impossible or very difficult to clean.For something going into your child's mouth, it should be the opposite. (easy to clean/hard for mold to grow)I have encountered mold growth on every item in this kit from a normal child's use, save the sand-timer. The Alligator rinse cup had a convex at the bottom of the cup that water could trap easily in. It was a pain to clean that crease where the water would trap. I eventually threw it out.I don't understand why these considerations weren't made at the design phase, because the elements in this product are faulty. They're literally fostering potentially poisonous conditions that you're child will being introducing to their most sensitive membranes.