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 (Buddy The Bear)

Okay, so my little guy is OBSESSED with sharks, so the "Shadow the Shark" Brusheez toothbrush was an instant hit. Honestly, anything to make brushing teeth less of a battle is a win in my book!What I really like is how complete the set is. You get everything you need – the toothbrush itself, a spare head, a little cup for rinsing, and even a timer. The timer is great because it actually helps him brush for the recommended two minutes. Plus, the little chart where he can earn stars is a fun way to encourage him.The toothbrush itself seems gentle enough. The bristles are soft, and he hasn't complained about it hurting his gums. It definitely seems to clean better than his old manual brush. I also appreciate that it's BPA-free and parent-approved – gives me peace of mind.The only minor thing is that it's battery-powered, so you'll need to keep some AA batteries on hand. But overall, this is a fantastic toothbrush set that makes brushing fun for kids and easier for parents. Highly recommend!

I bought this for my granddaughter and she loves it. This set is well designed and contains everything needed to encourage teeth brushing. My granddaughter brushes more now than with a regular toothbrush and the timer keeps her brushing.She even uses the timer to wash her hands, that's an added bonus. She's 4 yrs old and was a tough child to get her to brush her teeth before this set.

Perfect to keep your little one on top of their teeth hygiene. Love the timer. My 6 y/o loves it!

We have been using this toothbrush set for a month, and my kid absolutely loves it. The design is super cute, and the built-in timer makes brushing fun and easy to follow. The set comes with everything you need - a rinse cup, extra head, and neat base and it’s a great first electric toothbrush.However, I have noticed two issues:1. The brush head tends to get loose during brushing and sometimes detaches, which can be frustrating.2. The bristles have already started fraying noticeably after just a month of use, which feels a bit too soon, especially for a kids’ brush.If the brush head was more durable and secure, I’d happily rate this five stars. Still a great concept and very kid-friendly, just hoping for some improvements in build quality.

Beautiful dinosaur toddler toothbrush, love the set that comes with it, easy to use and very helpful

It's worth every penny. My little girl loves it and it works better than the regular toothbrush.

I'm thoroughly impressed with the Brusheez toothbrush for kids! The whitening effect is noticeable and impressive, and my child hasn't complained of any sensitivity while using it.The brush heads are surprisingly durable and have withstood regular use. The vibration level is comfortable for my child, making brushing teeth a more enjoyable experience.The durability of the toothbrush itself is excellent - it's withstood accidental drops and rough handling. Overall, the quality of the toothbrush is great, and I'd highly recommend it to other parents!

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.