Kids Toothbrush with Soft Bristles 6 Pack - Toddler Toothbrush with Colorful Bamboo Handles // Kids Bamboo Toothbrushes // Kid Tooth Brush // Childrens Toothbrushes Set

Soft, small bristles, cute colors, not AS plastic-y. The toothbrush is smol and therefore easier to get into all the places that need brushing. Yes, the handle is short; it's for kids. Do I regret buying them? No, because I knew the handle would be short because I understand that I have adult sized hands and that this is a product for children.

Love these bamboo toothbrushes! The handles are smooth and comfortable to hold, and the bristles are soft but clean really well. I love that they’re eco-friendly and plastic-free — it feels good to make a small sustainable swap that still works great. Plus, they look nice and minimalist on the bathroom counter. Definitely recommend!

We absolutely love these toothbrushes! We’ve used them for years for our kiddos and they’ve always held up great. We honestly only switch them out when it’s been a few months or the kids have a bad sickness (though we’ve also soaked them in boiling water to kill germs and they hold up great after that too). Kids have great teeth (even brushing on their own). The bristles are soft, the colors are super fun, and I love the aesthetic and how well these clean their teeth! 10/10 recommend.

Cute and colorful only down side is they have a very short handle but perfect for toddlers.

I use these for my 1 year old’s teeth. They are soft enough for that younger age. They are a smaller than normal toothbrush size— making it easy for toddlers to use. The design is great. I would say the quality is good as well. I would purchase again.

My son loves these. They are the perfect size and come individually wrapped for travel. The bristles are so soft and the quality is perfect and durable

Will be buying these on repeat. Perfect size for toddlers and good quality

Not bad, but the bristles fall off easily because my kiddo is 1 and a half has bitten on the bristles as I’m brushing his teeth and he ends up with a bristle or two.