Jordan Step 0-2 Years Toothbrush

rIDOT Design award-winning toothbrush short neck and unique teeth ring to prevent to swallow or predict when brushing non-toxic and chewing gripper Sa...

I bought these after my child started not liking the small toothbrush we got from the dentist (we started brushing around 9 months). She took to these quickly. The toothbrush is easy for her to hold, the head size is good for her mouth (it's smaller than the first one we used), and the bristles are ...

Super easy for my little to hold. She wants to do it her self. Really good grip. I can give it to her just to chew on too if she wants which only encourages her in getting used to her toothbrush. I also like the variety pack of colors too. Saves me several trips later. I won’t need another toothbrus...

I wish I'd found these a year ago! My 14 month old loves his toothbrushes and chewing on/playing with them, but I didn't feel comfortable letting him play with his old toothbrushes since they were the normal-shaped kind for 0-2 years. I was worried he would choke on them. These, on the other hand, h...

We started using this around nine months and it was really easy for our baby to hold and brush his teeth! He also likes to chew on the other side for teething. It's nice that it keeps him entertained as well so he wants to use it. The bristles are soft but they did start to come apart after he playe...

My infant daughter is starting to sprout some teeth so it was time to find a toothbrush for her. A lot of the toothbrushes that I found had a really long handle and I didn't want to have to deal with worrying about my daughter accidentally hurting herself if she were playing with the toothbrush. The...

It was the perfect size for my one-year-old. We used a free tooth brush from her dentist first, which is one of the baby ones you can find in grocery store, and she didn't like it very much. The first time I used this tooth brush, she let me brush all of her teeth (12 in total back then) very patien...

I usually don't write reviews, however, I don't want other parents to have this happen. Obviously judging by the shape and material, this was supposed to be a toothbrush my one year old could use on his own. Within seconds of him chewing on it, there were bristles all around his mouth and on his han...

I LOVE these toothbrushes! I bought them because my baby hates her teeth being brushed and now that she is 12 months old, she is strong enough that she can clench her mouth shut pretty well so brushing is really hard. I’ve tried everything from silicone teething toothbrushes to kids electric toothbr...

These have been perfect for our teething baby. We transitioned to these from the silicone finger brush. We’ve had to allow her to chew on this to get used to the brush before we started brushing her teeth with it. The handle is perfect for toddler hands and the bristles are just soft enough that the...