2-stage toddler toothbrush set

The bristle toothbrush is surprisingly soft yet effective at cleaning those tiny molars, and the silicone training brush makes teething less of a battle.

My 18-month-old finally lets me brush her teeth without a fight since switching to this set. The 360 massaging bristles on the training toothbrush really seem to soothe her gums, and the silicone is much softer than the plastic ones we tried before.

My 10-month-old chews on the training toothbrush constantly, and the soft silicone feels much safer than the hard plastic ones I’ve tried. The 360 bristles seem to clean all sides of his gums without any fuss.

I was worried about my baby's first teeth, but the silicone on the training brush is so soft it actually makes her giggle during cleaning. The bristle one feels sturdy enough for when she's ready to brush on her own.

I was pleasantly surprised by how soft the training brush feels—my daughter actually lets me use it on her gums without fussing. The silicone is gentle and seems very durable for the price.

The 360 massaging bristles on the training brush are perfect for my teething toddler who loves to chew on everything. The silicone is soft but sturdy, and switching to the bristle brush for cleaning was a smooth transition.

The silicone training brush is great for teething – my baby actually chews on it. Only wish the bristle brush head were a bit smaller for her tiny mouth, still a solid set

The training toothbrush's 360 bristles are a nice idea, but my toddler still prefers a standard brush. Wish the silicone handle had a bit more texture for a better grip when wet.