RADIUSTotz Toothbrush, Specially Designed for Small Teeth and Gums, For 18 Months and Older (6 per case)

Bought to brush dogs teeth & I have a spare for doggie sleepovers. The dogs of course did not like at first but it is better to get them to let me than use a child's electric brush. Very pleased; so is the vet. I use vanilla dog toothpaste. Bad breath gone from those jowls. Dogs R: two pits (5 & 19), American bulldog (11), & newly adopted boxer/pit (2).

These brushes are still my absolute favorite for my 3 and 4 year old boys. The brush heads are bigger than most toddler/child toothbrushes. And very soft. My only wish is they would make a pack of boy colors and girl colors. Not that I have anything against my boys using pink and purple toothbrushes— they just gravitate towards blue and green. I still order these!

My toddler uses about one of these per month because he loves to bite on his toothbrush. I don’t mind buying more though because they are sturdy and we never had any bristles come off in his mouth like other toothbrushes for kids. The thick handle is easy for him to hold to work on learning to brush by himself. Best toothbrush for toddlers.

I purchased these toothbrushes for my 6 and 2 year olds. The toothbrushes are holding up just fine for the 2 year old. The handle is a very good size for him to hold. The brush head is bigger compared to other toothbrushes for toddlers, but he doesn't seem to mind. The first time the 6 year old used the toothbrush, I had to replace it within a few weeks. He was brushing so hard that the bristles started to flatten out. I then told him to brush gently so that he doesn't hurt his gums. That seemed to work and the second brush has lasted longer. The bristles are very soft, but does work well enough to clean the teeth and gums thoroughly. There are many toddler/kids toothbrushes that has worked well for my kids. I decided to purchase these because they are made in America, BPA free, and the bristles are made with vegetable-based material.

I’ve been buying this for my daughter since she was a toddler, she’s now 7 years old and they still do the job. Every dentist visit they tell her we’re doing a great job of brushing and flossing but keep in mind I still help her sporadically, especially with the back molars.

You'd think a kids' toothbrush would be a simple purchase, but a quick Amazon search proves otherwise. Options seem to be unlimited, and the prices range quite a bit. I wanted something free of cartoons and characters, which is surprisingly hard to come by. And I for sure wanted something that explicitly said it was free of BPA and other toxins common to cheap plastic.Buying items like this in bulk has really come in handy as well -- when the toothbrush appears to be wearing out, we know another one is waiting for us in the closet. These also stand up pretty well to my toddler's incessant chewing on the brush.

I really like these for my toddler but just curious as to why the price increased by $5 in just a few months..

I really liked the concept of these toothbrushes, especially because the bristles are composed of vegetable-based material and are designed to be chewed. I liked that they came individually packaged and in assorted colors. The size was also good. Unfortunately these brushes could not withstand the chewing of my daughter. The bristles began to stick together and turn outward very shortly after I would open a new pack.

Pending strength of bristles with teething toddler. They are very soft though, the handle is too wide, not the easiest to hold.