WaterpikWater Flosser for Kids, Countertop Water Flosser for Children and Braces, WP-260, Green

Works really well as expected. My son uses it easily and it’s not complicated. The water pressure is strong but not too strong. Cleans well. The reservoir is big enough to accommodate a full cleaning. Comes with interchangeable tips for retainers and such. The designs is good but I feel more options would have been great. My son happens to like the green though. Overall recommend it.

I've had two of the adult Waterpik flossers over the years and one of the bulky, rechargeable versions and this smaller Kids version is my favorite. What makes this kids version better for me is it is just much easier to use and less of a hassle overall. It has a smaller and compact footprint on the counter and the handle fits securely into the base. The "hose" coils tightly back up keeping it in position on the base. On the adult versions, I've always had trouble keeping the hose out of the way so the handle would store in place into the "clip" which is not the best design for storage IMO. I also really like that this version has a place to store the tip right in the base as well. Many don't like the lack of a lid, (which also stores many tips) but to me, I much prefer the way this container stores upside down over the whole unit and snaps into place. If you've used the other Waterpik versions a lot, it will take some time getting used to turning it on/off with the switch on the base instead of the thumb switch on the handle, but that is easy to adapt to. The handle itself is smaller on the kids version but this is not a problem for me. As for function, the water pressure coming out is very good and more than adequate. This one has 3 settings and the first setting is the one I use as compared to the #3 setting on my older adult Waterpik. The #3 setting on this unit is a very firm spray that is way too hard for my use. If this holds up well, I won't want to ever go back to the adult version of the Waterpik.

This is a great product if you have a kiddo with braces. The main positive for me as a parent is the ability to adjust the pressure for my kiddo with braces. My daughter loves decorating hers and it made her more excited to use it.

I got the Waterpik Water Flosser for Kids (WP-260) for my 8-year-old, and it’s been a great addition to his oral hygiene routine. The fun green color makes it kid-friendly, and the simple controls mean he can use it on his own without any issues.It works really well and makes flossing much easier than traditional string floss. One helpful tip—make sure the tip is in the mouth before turning it on or off, or you’ll end up with water everywhere (learned that the hard way!). Also, be sure to start with the pressure on low when turning it on and then adjust higher as needed for comfort and effectiveness.Overall, it’s a great product that makes flossing fun and easy for kids. Would’ve given 5 stars if it had a bit more water pressure control, but it still does the job perfectly!

My previous water pick ended up going bad after much use. I decided to purchase this smaller version which takes up less space on the bathroom sink. Arrived on time and works as described.

As a disclaimer, I'm an adult and I purchased this for myself, so my review is based on the perspective of a grown up using the Waterpik Water Flosser For Kids (WP-260). I owned the adult sized classic version before this and it was too cumbersome and took up too much counter space for my liking. Plus, the spray nozzle button quit working after a year.In comes the Flosser for Kids! Smaller, cuter (Any smaller version of anything is always cuter!), and I happen to like green. This little hummer functions so much better. First off, the hose is formed pre-coiled, so that it bounces right back into that coiled up shape you see in the picture when you're done, and fits perfectly into the area provided to contain it. My old one was a pain in the butter, because I had to manually try and wrap it up neatly so it would fit back in place, which it never did. Secondly, the nozzle handle stays put in it's holder (you guessed it; my old one, due to the errant tube, wouldn't sit right, ever). I like the on/off dial that you just turn. My old one had a switch that you had to apply pressure to, causing the whole unit to slide away unless you held it in place with your other hand : |Now, it's true that the basin holds less water (it's for kids, c'mon), but once you get to be a pro at using it, you don't really need that much water to do the job. And, if you really do, well then, you just add more water! Easy peasy. The spray pressure is adjustable, and you can temporarily stop the flow of the spray with the button on the nozzle. Plus, there's an additional attachment with bristles, although I've never used it. It comes with a variety of cute little stickers, but I opted to leave it sticker-free. (I'm childish, but I don't want to advertise that fact.)I'm a fanatic for flossing, and this is a great tool to add to your dental hygiene regime. Even after brushing and flossing with standard floss, you might be surprised at what else is left behind that this water flosser will take care of. I love mine so much that I purchased another (Kids size) one for my ADULT son for Christmas. He has become as addicted as I; and his breath is all the more better for it. If you're looking into a water flosser for yourself as an adult, I would suggest that you consider the Kids Flosser, rather than the 'adult' version, if for nothing else that it's easier to store, takes up less space, and costs less to boot.