Oral-B Kids Electric Toothbrush with Sensitive Brush Head and Timer, for Kids 3+ (Product Design May Vary)

We love these tooth brushes. They clean very well. I have an old oralb tooth brush and it has worked for over 20+ years and it still works. We tried another brand and it worked for just a few months. We live oralb

I used to buy the cheap $8 ones from the local general store and they got expensive quick. Now I have it for my kids, youngest is 2. They work great. Brushing twice a day, lasts 7.5 days (8th day, morning brush is done, but evening brush will die). They have 30 second timer buzzes and then a longer 4th buzz, indicating finished brushing. I wish it would shut off automatically, but meh. I can also just charge them with my Oral-B adult recharge station too. Plus, if I need to change their brushes to adult size, it can be done too. It is not as strong as the adult's but this is made for kids.

Absolutely thrilled with the Oral-B Kids Electric Toothbrush! As a parent, ensuring my child's dental health is a top priority, and this toothbrush has made the process not only effective but fun too! The design is perfect for little hands, with vibrant colors and playful characters that instantly grab my child's attention. The small brush head is gentle yet powerful, effectively cleaning even the hard-to-reach areas in their mouth. Plus, the built-in timer is a fantastic feature, ensuring they brush for the recommended two minutes every time. The gentle vibrations and oscillating motion make brushing a breeze for my child, who actually looks forward to their oral hygiene routine now. Gone are the struggles and complaints about brushing teeth - now it's an enjoyable part of their day! The battery life is impressive, lasting for weeks on a single charge, which is incredibly convenient for travel or sleepovers. And the fact that it's rechargeable means no more constantly buying batteries, which is great for both the environment and my wallet. Overall, I couldn't be happier with the Oral-B Kids Electric Toothbrush. It's fun, effective, and makes dental care a positive experience for my child. I highly recommend it to any parent looking to instill good oral hygiene habits in their little ones!

This toothbrush seemed like a great choice for my 3.5 year old. She liked it and uses it without any issues. The sticker is a nice touch to let kids customize the look of their toothbrush but there are several flaws. No charge level indication for one. You have to see when it starts slowing down to know you need to charge it. The battery doesn't last as long as some of our other brushes but that's not a huge issue either. The biggest issue for me is there are spaces in the brush head, as others have indicated, that end up causing a lot of black gunk. It's disgusting. It happens pretty quickly, before we need to change to brush head. It doesn't seem to have any purpose and our sonic toothbrushes don't have that.

I came here just to figure out which model I had bought for my son, but after seeing some reviews I felt I had to give my two cents. Battery: it lasts. My son hardly charges it. I am a little concerned on how often he brushes his teeth if the battery lasts so long and will look into that, but I do send him marching to the restroom at least twice a day. The charging base is very convenient anyway. Mold: I have the Phillips, the fancy one with the glass charger, and my son uses this one. If you don’t dry and clean them after every use, you will get some toothpaste residue. If you don’t detach the brush head every few days and clean in there too, you will get mold. If you say you clean and still get mold, then you’re not cleaning it right or hardly. These tooth brushes are not magical, they don’t defy the laws of toothpaste residue and sitting drops of water. They require care. I teach my son to take care of this tooth brush. I show him how to dry, detach and have initiative to clean it. If this is too much work for you, then this toothbrush may not be the one. I can tell you that the phillips does indeed gather less residue but it’s not exempt from the mold. Maybe because the brush head is a bit tighter and the hole is smaller. Design: it’s ok, my 7 year old son can hold on to it perfectly and I like that the brush head is small and round. A good size for him.

Two of my kids have the kids Sonicare, but I wanted to try out a different one so I bought this one for #3 who just turned 8. They both work great. Electric toothbrushes in general do a significantly better job cleaning the teeth, so I recommend them for everyone. This is better than the cheap $7-8 ones that you just throw away in the end, more powerful, rechargeable, and changeable brush heads. The Sonicare vibrates very fast, faster than even the slow-mo video mode on my iPhone can catch. The Oral B spins back and forth, but not as fast. I prefer the spinning motion and I find it easier to handle, some people are turned off by the power of the Sonicare especially if they have sensitive gums, though kids can get used to it with time. Again, both work great to clean teeth, but for the price I prefer the Oral B.

Lol baby girl doesn't not like this but I'm sure she'll get used to it. Gave 5 stars because nothing is wrong with the toothbrush she just hates teeth brushing

We have had the opportunity to explore several electric toothbrush options for my three-and-a-half-year-old child over the course of the past year and a half, which included disposable electric toothbrushes. While the other options initially appeared satisfactory, this particular toothbrush has proven to be a remarkable game-changer. The size of the brush head is perfectly suited for easy handling, setting it apart from other bulkier brushes. Furthermore, the adjustable speed feature, although I frequently opt for the highest setting, enhances its functionality. Additionally, the price point is exceptionally favorable; I would readily have paid double or even triple the amount for the same outstanding quality.