autobrush Kids U Shaped Electric Toothbrush, ADA Accepted, Sonic Pro with Unique 360° Nylon Bristles 3 Cleaning Modes,Whitening LED-Lights,Plays Music (Double-Sided),Ages 3-5, Unicorn

I used to dread brushing time with my toddler. I started brushing her “teeth” even when she didn’t have teeth yet so she can get used to the idea of brushing; I brush my own teeth while she brushes hers so I can model technique and she’d develop the habit; watch videos/show to bribe her and distract her while I brush her teeth; pin her down and trap her arms just so I can brush her teeth properly; bought all kinds of toothbrushes, finger brush, gauze, towel, electric toothbrush, triple brush, u-shaped toothbrush. However, nothing really worked.So when an Autobrush ad popped up on my feed, although a bit pricey, I knew I just had to give it a shot so I can say I have literally tried everything. Boy, am I glad I did!I was so excited when I received the package. When my LO heard the music upon opening the box, she got pretty excited, too! I explained to her that it’s her new toothbrush. I could tell she wasn’t too amused with the news, but she really liked the music and the pretty unicorn design and the light so she was still eager to give it a try. Unfortunately, the aged 3-5 double-sided brush head turned out to be too big for her mouth so she refused to brush.I contacted Autobrush customer service to ask if I got the right size of brush head. Turned out I did. But before I even got disheartened, their crew offered the single-sided brush head they can send out to me to try for free.When I got the brush head, it was just the right size for my LO. And guess what? My LO really love brushing her teeth now. She even volunteers! No more drama. No more wrestling. No more segue ways.What I love most about the Autobrush is that it is indeed true that it effectively cleans teeth, and it only takes 30 seconds for the top and another 30seconds for the bottom teeth. Previous toothbrushes surely missed spots and definitely took a lot of time.It came with a charger and a dock too and looks pretty even when left on counter top.This is a total game-changer. To say that I am very satisfied with this invention is an understatement. Great product + excellent customer service = perfect combo. They surely got a repeat customer in me.

Brushing my 7-year-old’s teeth used to be an Olympic sport—refusals, negotiations, and the kind of standoffs that could win awards. When we did finally get a brush in his mouth, it was 30 seconds of side-to-side effort that barely counted as “cleaning.” Honestly, the plaque was winning.Enter: AutoBrush. I did the research, I read the reviews, and I crossed my fingers. Could this magical UFO-shaped toothbrush actually work? Spoiler alert: it didn’t just work—it changed the game.For the past 9 days, it’s been nothing short of toothbrushing bliss. My son now runs to brush twice a day. Zero drama. No yelling. No bribing with screen time. He’s obsessed with the foam, fascinated by the gunk it pulls from the back of his teeth, and yes, we all dance like lunatics to the song. (There may be a few butt giggles involved. Don’t judge us. We’re clean and happy.)Even our 1-year-old joins the party, and my 35-year-old partner low-key loves it too. From the clever design and easy-to-remove brush head, to the cute charger and fun styles—AutoBrush nailed every detail.Our routine went from chaos to comedy, and our teeth have never been cleaner. If you’re battling brushing blues, this is your solution. Trust me—your mornings, nights, and dentist will thank you.

We can’t say enough good things about the auto brush. TLDR: this was life-changing for our family, having dealt with very early tooth decay, traumatic dental experiences, and a very reluctant tooth brusher.My daughter showed very early signs of tooth decay before her first birthday, and unfortunately, it did not improve despite traumatic nightly sessions, holding down her daughter to brush her teeth. At two, she had eight caps put on her teeth. Luckily, we had only a few minor issues after, but she was pretty traumatized by both her dental experiences and by routine dental care at home.We were gifted our first auto brush when she was four. It was absolutely life-changing. Not only was it so much faster than normal brushing, but our daughter could actually do it herself and got hard to reach back molars that she rarely got well on her own. Our dentist saw the start of two cavities and wanted to fill them, but we asked him to watch and see. Six months later after using an auto brush, he said there were no visible cavities at all. That saved her from so much added trauma and she is finally getting to enjoy her check ups now.We love the product so much that we bought an additional one. That’s the manual version for my mother’s house when we visit. It’s not quite as good as the electric one that vibrates, it’s a great alternative and very affordable.After watching my daughter with hers, I broke down and got one for myself as well. I have ADHD and sometimes have trouble initiating tasks. I am very lucky that I have good genes when it comes to dental stuff so I’ve had very few issues in my life, but I do not take care of my teeth as well as I should and I often do quick, not thorough brushes before bed. I now feel so much better knowing I’m getting my whole mouth and because it takes less time, I’m less likely to avoid it.I got the unicorn version for myself ha ha and just use an adult size replacement toothbrush head. Now my six-year-old and I do our teeth together and it’s so fun.The product is expensive, but it is worth every penny. It is also nothing like the cheap Amazon knock offs that you will find here that have the silicone brushes. Those don’t brush at all. It’s like they gently touch the tooth but getting nothing off. The auto brush makes my mouth feel really clean after I’m done. We tried both in an attempt to save money and it wasn’t even worth it.We also had an issue a few months in with our first brush and customer service replaced it at no cost with zero hiccups so customer service is great.Our daughter did have a little bit of apprehension at the beginning because she said it hurt her back molars a bit more than normal brushing, but she got used to it. I believe she wasn’t getting these areas well before switching so her gums were more sensitive.

This has been great for my daughter. She is 8 and we are trying to really ger her independent with brushing. We originally ordered the 9-12 size as she will be 9 shortly, but it was a bit big. We returned it and ordered the 6-8, it fits much better, the timer is a huge help and she is becoming more independent and we check them once done, she has been doing great!