Fridababy 3-Sided Toddler Tooth Hugging Toothbrush, Pink

The product I got was different than the picture. It didn’t come triple angle brush but instead a flat one with gap between the three different bristles sections. Completely useless even as regular brush.

This toothbrush seemed like a great idea, and I have another FridaBaby product (NoseFrida) that I love. So it was a big surprise when less than one minute after handing it to my toddler she had chewed back the soft rubber to reveal a piece of sharp metal!I can't imagine what they were thinking with this design.

Thought this toothbrush was great at first. Two months after using it I noticed that it started to turn grey on the back. We stopped using it because I thought it was mold on the inside of the brush. Sure enough, when I broke it open, it was full of mold. Not to mention the metal piece inside of it doesn’t really seem safe.

Great idea, very poor design! There is a gap between the middle section and the two side sections, allowing for toothpaste and water to be trapped inside the brush. After 1 month of use on my 1 year old I noticed some blackness down in the cracks, I broke it open to find old toothpaste (clear gunk in the picture) still stuck down in there and mold starting to grow. On top of the poor design, the bristles are extremely hard, I had to barely touch them to my daughter's gums or she was visible uncomfortable.

Update: Toothbrush lasted less than a month. Very disappointing considering the cost of the toothbrush.I have bought several different toddler brushes and it's been a challenge getting my toddler to brush her teeth. My toddler loves this ToothHugger brush; she immediately started to brush her teeth and kept brushing for several minutes.

When deciding on this toothbrush for my baby, I read lots of reviews... One showed a demolished toothbrush with wire sticking out and there was an opposing review stating that these are not toys (thus the issue). Well, my “baby” just turned two and has been using this now for well over a year. I think its somewhere in between... while not a toy, I have found that it helps my girl to be excited about brushing when she gets to “try” it herself. So, I brush her teeth first, the let her try. This basically entails chewing on it, but she’s getting the idea...I just opened my third toothbrush as the others are getting pretty ratty. I think the design is brilliant for getting all sides of the teeth and quick before the little ones squiggle away! In fact as she gets better as brushing, I think it will also work well as a training brush. I’m very happy with this.Also, you might look up the song “Brush Your Teeth” by Raffi - our daughter sings it often while brushing, which makes it makes it fun!