Frida BabyBaby's First Finger Toothbrush with Storage Case, 3 Months and Up, 1pk

Love this set. I give the baby brush to my baby every morning and evening and he copies me brushing his teeth which is sooo cute! Then I go in and help him brush them properly but it’s great that the baby brush is safe for him to hold by himself and the shape means he isn’t at risk of sticking it too far back into his mouth or poking his eye as there are no sharp ends like the toothbrush the health visitor gave us which I am going to binI did used to use a finger brush but he started biting down on my finger and thinking it was funny so this is a great find!

This brush is great, my 16 month old loves using it and copying me to brush his teeth. The shape seems to work well and bristles seems less prone to coming out Vs traditional brushes.

My granddaughter love this and is happy to use it

Total success. "Yellow" carried everywhere like a talisman! Used more as a holding comforter but definitely an aid to teething.

I like the idea of it going on the finger, however I find the size of it way to big for my baby’s mouth and is 10 months old. It is super soft and easy to clean.

Perfect for first teeth

baby loves it and it is very easy to hold the brush and the shape is exactly same as the silicone one for smaller baby. So my baby is very familiar with it. Good for training.

I chose this because our 18 month old doesn't like having her teeth brushed. I pictured it different to how it really is, which is not the sellers fault but makes it useless. I don't understand how anyone would find this product good, enlighten me ...It's very soft silicone so the baby just bites my finger ridiculously hard each time and the silicone offers no protection. I expected it to be made of a harder material. Why would I want to put my finger into the jaws of doom?The brushes are only on two sides and those sides are the wrong ones in my opinion. This leaves two surfaces which don't help at all. Why are the bristles not 360? It's only going to ever be used for kids who hate their teeth being cleaned, so why would you make it so it has to be carefully manoeuvred in their mouth? She is naturally trying to use the larger sides as it's quite difficult to navigate to the two which actually would do the brushing.Also the brush is huge, I mean it fits in her mouth but you can't turn it easily to get the right side of the brush for actually brushing so all she is doing is chewing on toothpaste.It could be designed SO much better and is very disappointing.I wouldn't recommend this to anyone and we will go back to the drawing board now for an alternative way to brush her teeth.