Willa The Whale Toddler Toothbrush/Dental Item/Youth Tooth & Gum Care/Ages 4 Weeks to 4 Years

I bought this for my 18mo old. She was brushing like a champ then one day refused.Pros- thick silicone which protects my finger from little teeth. Your kid will try to bite you. They think it’s a teether- stays on my finger very well- it’s a cute little whale- easy to cleanCons- not enough bristles. There’s a small patch and that’s it. More bristles means faster brushing and less time for biting- would not fit in a babies mouth. It says 4 mo but it’s too big. The frida baby is much better for babies- expensive for what it is. It’s also a tad gimicky with the whole set and books. It’s a toothbrush people

I don't understand how these are so popular - it is too big for my baby's mouth! And she doesn't have an abnormally small mouth. She really has to open wide for me to even get a little in there. Not only is it difficult to get her to open wide, but it makes the whole thing even more uncomfortable for her. There has to be other babies with the same problem?!

The media could not be loaded.  The brush is large enough for my finger and has a small hole to mitigate the vacuum effect so the finger doesn’t get stuck inside. The brush head is large, and I had a hard time getting it into my 3 month old’s mouth; it is advertised for use from 4 weeks of age but that doesn’t seem feasible. A bit of a smaller head and it would be easier to get in baby’s mouth. I wish it came with a case for storage. The silicone bristles are long and soft.

We love these toothbrushes. This is our 2nd one because we lost the first one. Oops.Our baby loves to use this on her own to "brush" her teeth. She is 11 months. She mostly chews on it.I don't worry about her trying to use this on her own because she hasn't been able to fit the whole thing in her mouth. I feel safe letting her use this one rather than the "stick toothbrushes" I do believe these are safer, she can't choke on it or bite brisles off . Plus, the animals are colorful and bright making the teeth brushing habit something fun for her to actually look forward to

My golden retriever has such beautiful teeth, and recently had a deep dental cleaning process performed at the Vet. She suggested that I brush his teeth on a regular basis with the chicken flavored dog toothpaste she gave me in order to keep them looking good and to keep his breath from starting to smell bad, and to use a baby toothbrush to do so. I thought that it was going to be hard to do, but my dog absolutely loves it. He jumps up on the couch next to me and opens his mouth like a good boy so I can brush his teeth with no problem whatsoever....He's such a good boy!

We love these brushes. They're cute, and clean gums and teeth really well, but the bristles are soft enough that they don't scratch and hurt. My almost 7 month old likes to hold and chew on it for a couple minutes after I brush his teeth (with me watching, of course), and I like that this one is too big for him to get the whole thing in his mouth. I think he's more comfortable with it because he gets to check it out too, while other brushes are shorter and would easily fit in baby's mouth and choke them.

Our baby loves this! Our 1 year old enjoys this toothbrush. The silicone is soft on her gums but the bristles are short enough they actually clean her tiny tooth. The finger tube is thick enough to protect your finger against accidental bites too.

At first my daughter (18 m/o) just chewed on it but after a couple of weeks of encouraging her to brush correctly, she is happily brushing her pearly whites! It’s a great way to introduce your little one to the sensation of dental hygene. The bristles are extremely soft so it doesn’t actually exfoliate anything but like I said, it’s a great transitional tool.

Demasiado ancho para la boca del bebé.