Frida BabyGrow-with-Me Baby Toothbrush Training Set | Infant to Toddler Toothbrush 0-12 months, Cleans All Sides at Once, Oral Care for Sensitive Gums | Yellow

This worked great as an initial tooth brush for our baby. He would get very excited when we would use it and it seemed for feel good on his gums! Very easy to use and clean.

My son loved to chew on this, it helped him get used to the feeling of brushing his teeth.

I never brushed baby's teeth with this, yet but it's loved as a teether for now!

I bought this being afraid my baby would choke herself with a real toothbrush. Around 6 months she got her first 2 teeth and she's now 14 months getting in her last two molars so it's been a riiiiide.But we still use this little guy -- not as a toothbrush but as a teether! The white part she immediately learned to pop off, thereby foiling my plans. I honestly don't know where that piece has gone at this point... But the yellow part is a nice size teether and really "scratches the itch" of her molars coming in. We leave the yellow part in the freezer for added soothing.Any totally silicone ones like this she loves and being able to leave in the freezer is a plus because anything that goes in the fridge doesn't stay cold long once it's in her mouth. She also liked when I would use my reusable nursing pads with a little water and fold those in half and put them in the freezer -- bonus if you use it after eating a puree for dinner in the early days, she kind of cleans her own face! Haha.If I had to do things over again (first timer and one and done-r here, or at least that's the plan), I'd probably get a finger toothbrush to try first in the early days when she's still mostly a gummy bear, get things like this for teethers that are fully silicone to be left in the freezer/thrown in the dishwasher easily and a few with lots of "bristle" like nubs + the ring is handy for attaching to the diaper bag (como tomo makes a nice one as well that's a ring with finger like parts sticking out), and then just regular toothbrushes for actual teeth brushing when she moves past the finger brush (currently using a 6-pack of Barbie themed ones and I let her pick the color when it's time for a new one). Happy dental care!

This Frida Baby Training Toothbrush is perfect for little ones learning to brush! The triple-angle bristles clean teeth effectively without being too harsh on gums, and the soft bristles make it comfortable for my toddler to use.The easy-grip handle is a great size for small hands, helping encourage independence. I also love the suction cup base, which keeps it upright and clean when not in use.The only small downside is that the bristles can wear out a bit faster than adult toothbrushes, but given how much my toddler enjoys using it, I don’t mind replacing it as needed. Highly recommend for 18-24-month-olds!

LOVED the finger brush!

Son decentes pero siento que innecesarios podrias limpiarlo con uno normal

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