🍼 Start their smile journey right!
The Jordan® Step 1 Baby Toothbrush is the original toothbrush designed for infants aged 0-2 years. With extra soft bristles and a gentle biting ring, it ensures a safe and enjoyable brushing experience. This ergonomic toothbrush is dentist-recommended and comes in a pack of four colorful units, perfect for establishing healthy dental routines from the very first tooth.
| Product Name | Baby Toothbrush |
| Units | 4 count |
| Brand | Jordan* |
| Age Range Description | Toddler |
| Country of origin | Norway |
K**S
These Are Fantastic!
I'm already on my second pack of these, and I honestly wouldn't use anything else for my little one. The design is perfect super soft bristles that are gentle on the gums, and the soft biting ring is a genius touch for teething.The handle is easy for both me and my little one to hold, and the fun colours are great. They’re durable, safe, and make brushing a lot easier. Great value in a 4-pack too. Highly recommend!
A**Y
Great toddler toothbrushes!
Love these toothbrushes. They have small heads which are perfect for tiny teeth. Wide, grippy handles for little hands and also pose less of a choking risk. Come in a 2 pack so you have a spare!
K**1
Excellent toothbrushes
Bought these twice now and they are excellent quality. Nice that tit doubles up as a teething toy. My toddler seems to like them. Worth the money and would definitely recommend.
A**
Great
Baby loves these toothbrushes and is able to use herself. She doesn’t mind getting her teeth brushed with these and enjoys the handle when teething
M**Y
You'r love it
Very comfortable to use for me and baby👍 He open his mouth and try to brush his one tooth by himself ☺️ Very soft and comfortable👍
P**S
Great for 2 year old!
Perfect for my 2 year old, it’s small enough for him to hold comfortably and the colours are bright! ☺️
K**B
Nice and soft but don't make brushing easier
I bought these for my 6-month-old when he first started getting teeth in but find the brushes more awkward to hold than normal-shaped brushes. They're okay to teethe on, but I wouldn't really recommend this as your baby will end up just trying to gnaw on the brush every time they see it, making brushing a battle as they won't open their mouth.I've found it best to plop him on my lap in front of a standing mirror on my desk so he's busy watching himself - this makes brushing much easier and he doesn't end up as upset compared to when I'd lay him on my lap.
M**E
Baby likes to brush his own teeth!
My 7 month old baby insists on holding the toothbrush and I was concerned he was going to poke himself down the throat with his original toothbrush so I got these. Problem solved, he can't get it too far in and there's a hole for his thumb to go in so he can hold it better. He seems pleased, and so am I.
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