Product By Summer Infant, Inc.(18 customers reviews)
This comprehensive set from Summer Infant is filled with essential items for baby's oral care needs.
Features:
* Toddler toothbrush
* Gum stimulator
* Finger brush
* Easy-grip handles Age: Birth +
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Customer Reviews
2010-01-28
By First Time Mommy (United States)
I do this like set. The only thing that bothers me is not knowing whether it is BPA free or not. I liked that it came with the toothbrush, a tooth massager and a fingerbrush. There are a few other things that bother me though... The tooth massager is almost like a stick and putting that in my babies mouth freaks me out. I'm sure it's definitely helping getting his teeth to come out of the gums but I'm afraid of him choking on it or hurting it in his mouth. I of course hold it but babies love to grab. I really think it's kind of dangerous. Also, I wish the finger brush didn't have bristles on it. One side just has the regular bumps and the other has bristles. Why do you need bristles on a finger brush? The finger brushes is for cleaning gums and when they have teeth you go to the toothbrush. The bristles get in the way when I use the non-bristle side. It just seems this product was well intended but not fully thought out.
2010-01-05
By Jennifer (Troy, MI)
To be honest, we haven't used the toothbrush yet, as our little guy has just started to get teeth...but he loves the heck out of the gum stimulator (see uploaded pic). He carries it around with him wherever he goes, and I'm almost tempted to buy a second one just as a backup! We recently tried the fingertip brush and he loves chewing on it so much that a) it's hard to use it on his gums/teeth and b) it hurts your finger. So, if you have a chewer, you might not want to use the fingertip brush!Overall, this set offers a great bang for your buck, and I highly recommend it to anyone.
2009-09-11
By Crystal L. Messenger (Boise, ID)
I love this because it covers 3 separate stages of teething. first, there is the fingertooth brush for those first couple teeth, which is sturdier than previous ones I've purchased. Then you have the gum soother, that my daughter just likes to chew on by herself. Then you have the toothbrush with the handle that makes it easy for her to hold by herself also. Great product!!
2009-06-23
By Mama G. (Illinois)
The best part of the kit is the little gum/teeth rubber brush that you put on a finger. The rest is really so-so: my child didn't like the gum stimulator at all (it's too hard), and the toothbrush (the brush itself) is not very comfortable to reach all the areas inside the little one's mouth. The bottom line, it's a good set for a start, but you should look for something better to improve the quality of brushing those little teeth.
2009-05-05
By judychrz
Seems to be a great set for baby's first teeth. We've mostly used the over-the-finger brush, but have moved on to the handled brush. I have to hold it close to the top, or else he'll grab on and start waving it around. The teething handle is also great to gnaw on and can reach molars. Try dipping it in some food to make it more appealing. Helps with diminishing the gag reflex too!
- Toddler Toohbrush
- Gum Stimulator
- Finger Brush
This comprehensive set from Summer Infant is filled with essential items for baby's oral care needs.
Features:
* Toddler toothbrush
* Gum stimulator
* Finger brush
* Easy-grip handles Age: Birth +
Similar Products
Customer Reviews
By First Time Mommy (United States)
I do this like set. The only thing that bothers me is not knowing whether it is BPA free or not. I liked that it came with the toothbrush, a tooth massager and a fingerbrush. There are a few other things that bother me though... The tooth massager is almost like a stick and putting that in my babies mouth freaks me out. I'm sure it's definitely helping getting his teeth to come out of the gums but I'm afraid of him choking on it or hurting it in his mouth. I of course hold it but babies love to grab. I really think it's kind of dangerous. Also, I wish the finger brush didn't have bristles on it. One side just has the regular bumps and the other has bristles. Why do you need bristles on a finger brush? The finger brushes is for cleaning gums and when they have teeth you go to the toothbrush. The bristles get in the way when I use the non-bristle side. It just seems this product was well intended but not fully thought out.
2010-01-05
By Jennifer (Troy, MI)
To be honest, we haven't used the toothbrush yet, as our little guy has just started to get teeth...but he loves the heck out of the gum stimulator (see uploaded pic). He carries it around with him wherever he goes, and I'm almost tempted to buy a second one just as a backup! We recently tried the fingertip brush and he loves chewing on it so much that a) it's hard to use it on his gums/teeth and b) it hurts your finger. So, if you have a chewer, you might not want to use the fingertip brush!Overall, this set offers a great bang for your buck, and I highly recommend it to anyone.
2009-09-11
By Crystal L. Messenger (Boise, ID)
I love this because it covers 3 separate stages of teething. first, there is the fingertooth brush for those first couple teeth, which is sturdier than previous ones I've purchased. Then you have the gum soother, that my daughter just likes to chew on by herself. Then you have the toothbrush with the handle that makes it easy for her to hold by herself also. Great product!!
2009-06-23
By Mama G. (Illinois)
The best part of the kit is the little gum/teeth rubber brush that you put on a finger. The rest is really so-so: my child didn't like the gum stimulator at all (it's too hard), and the toothbrush (the brush itself) is not very comfortable to reach all the areas inside the little one's mouth. The bottom line, it's a good set for a start, but you should look for something better to improve the quality of brushing those little teeth.
2009-05-05
By judychrz
Seems to be a great set for baby's first teeth. We've mostly used the over-the-finger brush, but have moved on to the handled brush. I have to hold it close to the top, or else he'll grab on and start waving it around. The teething handle is also great to gnaw on and can reach molars. Try dipping it in some food to make it more appealing. Helps with diminishing the gag reflex too!
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