Brush-Baby - Dinosaur KidzSonic Kids Electric Toothbrush, 3+ Years - DeepClean Bristles, Suction Base - Fun Design with Flashing Disco Lights - 2 x Replacement Heads & 1 x AAA Battery

I bought this as a way to encourage my (almost) 3 year old to brush his teeth. With a child that thinks brushing is sucking off the toothpaste, this toothbrush has added an extra source of fun. Press the button once and the lights flash, press the button twice and it vibrates. He’s a little happier with me going over his teeth with this, he tries himself too. It’s his big boy toothbrush. It’s lasted well and I’d be happy to repurchase if needed

My 2.5 year old hated brushing her teeth, wouldn't let me do it either and it was just an all round nightmare. I let her have a go with my electric brush and she loved it, obviously mines to big for her so had a browse and found this, she's obsessed with dinosaurs so went with this one and boom! No more just sucking the toothpaste off the brush 🙌 she brushes her teeth properly now and actually wants to brush them multiple times a day now.....and then we have tantrums when she's told no 🙄 still, at least her teeth are getting a good clean which is the main thing.

Edit* sadly after 2 months use this toothbrush has just snapped at the join. Was brilliant and the battery is still going strong but overpriced for only 2 months use without being dropped or particularly abusedToothbrush has gone down a treat with my 5 year old due to its disco light function! It makes the 2 minutes (toothbrush has a built in timer with a change in the vibration indicating every 30 seconds) go much easier.Button is a bit flimsy and fell off almost immediately but was easy to put back on.

My LO had a Brush Baby sonic 0-3 tooth brush before and it seem to be the only tooth brush that she took too. When she turned 3 I tried again with and ordinary tooth brush but again struggled to get her to clean her teeth for any length of time. I was relieved when I found that Brush Baby do 3-6yr tooth brushes.She loves it the disco lights are funky and draws her in to cleaning her teeth. The timers also vibrate every 30 seconds so you know that you can move on the next section of teeth.The sonic vibration seems to help my daughter feel comfortable with a toothbrush in her mouth, it's not as rough as a full rotating tooth brush.

This is a great product. We have used Brush Baby products from the beginning. Our daughter is now 4. The light up feature makes it very easy for her to understand how long she must brush her teeth. Easy to change brush heads and battery. I would definitely recommend. My only suggestion is to have a few more styles in the range. Bought the unicorn one as soon as we saw it. Has had the Tasmanian devil one (if that’s what it is) until then. Only replaced it because of the a availability of a different design.

I always read reviews before i buy something this 1 was unsure about because of the mixed reviews but honestly my 2 year old hate brushing his teeth 3rd 1 and nothing works. This bright dinosaur vibrating lighting up tooth brush helps with teeth time. Its dropped a number of times, he bits it have have to pull it out his mouth, he throws it and it still works and it comes with a spare head. Its not like an adult/older childs electric toothbrush it dont rotate etc. Its the right softness for my 2 years old teeth and tongue. I hope this helps. Happy brushing

The toothbrush is pretty and it has a light which is cool. However the power button needs extreme pressure to switch it on. So much so that my wife is unable to do it and I can just about manage it but it leaves a mark on my thumb.

I purchased this product for my grandson, who has just turned 3. He loves his toothbrush and has used it regularly since I gave it to him. The timer helps him to learn how long he should brush and he likes the bright appearance. He is able to tolerate the gentle vibration without any difficulty. Coupled with some nice-tasting toothpaste, he enjoys the routine of cleaning his teeth. I