Brush-Baby BabySonic Kids,Toddler Electric Toothbrush, 0-36 Months, LED Light +2-min Timer,Sucker Base, Teal,

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I use the Brush-Baby electric toothbrush as my son was a right monster having his teeth cleaned. He now loves it!” (Recommended by Mumsnet user Rosebud1302) Age suitability: 3 years+ | Power: Rechargeable battery and USB | Firmness: Hard | Size: N/A | Material: BPA-Free What we love

With manual toothbrushes needing replacing at least every two to three months, electric models trump them not only in their effectiveness, but financially too. It’s widely accepted that powered brushes clean teeth and gums better than their disposable counterparts and, while the initial outlay can be high, they’re likely to be used for years.

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We’ve been using the Aquafresh Milk Teeth one (with the same toothpaste) since teeth appeared.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user OrangeSwoosh) Our verdict Milk teeth should be brushed from the moment they first appear, with most babies’ first one breaking through at around six months. Developing good oral health habits from an early age gets kids into a dental care routine that should be adhered to daily, with teeth brushed twice a day – last thing at night before bed and at another convenient time. Young children need supervising while brushing and toothbrushes should be discarded at the first sign of damage. What happens if you don’t brush your baby’s teeth? Now that you know a soft bristle toothbrush is the way to go for babies, it's time to decide between a teething toothbrush or finger toothbrush. There are a few differences between the two, but many parents and caregivers wonder if one cleans better than the other. To find the best baby toothbrushes and learn more about oral health for babies, we spoke to several pediatric dentists and researched guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American Dental Association (ADA), and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD). A board-certified family physician on our Review Board also reviewed this article for medical accuracy and integrity surrounding what to look for in baby toothbrushes, as well as when and how often to use them.

Age suitability: 0 years+ | Power: Not powered | Firmness: Soft | Size: 12.07cm x 5.08cm x 2.54cm| Material: 100% Silicone, BPA, Lead and Phthalate Free. What we love

When should a baby start using a toothbrush?

If you opt for a disposable baby toothbrush, you’ll notice that many are plastic and others are made from more eco-conscious materials. Bamboo and corn starch ones are biodegradable, for example, while some variants are organic or vegan-friendly. What toothbrush is best for babies? Once my son turned one we switched to the Brush-Baby electric toothbrush which lights up and buzzes. He was really interested in our toothbrush before this, so he really likes having his own.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnetter Modestandatinybitsexy) Our verdict Toothbrushes with soft bristles are great for cleaning gums. Once a baby starts growing teeth, decay can begin, which is why good dental hygiene is vital once they start teething. It may feel like soft bristles aren't doing much, but for a baby's mouth, it's plenty. It removes any milk and sugar buildup from meals. Waiting for your baby to erupt teeth is an exciting time, but many parents and caregivers don't realize they should actually start brushing early. According to the American Dental Association, you'll want to clean your baby's mouth beginning directly after birth.