My granddaughter is 31/2 can she usues this Kid Rechargeable toothbrush or is she too young? Thanks, MT
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We use it on our daughter, who is 2 years old. She plays at brushing her teeth with it and thinks it is great fun.
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My son was 3 when he started using it, he's 4 1/2 and still uses it everyday!!! We love it!
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We started using it when our son was age 5, her dentist would be the best person to answer that question. Good Luck!
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The toothbrush is battery powered and sits in a recharging stand. The battery is not replaceable. It is the handle. I just replaced the first one I owned and I've had it so long I don't remember how old it is. The toothbrush runs around a week on travel without charging.
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My daughter saved up for this and bought it at age 6, and it was just fine for her. She's 7 now and still uses it! Hope this helps.
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Just guessing ...Does another brush head work? Maybe one was defective. Otherwise, maybe the toothbrush needs a recharge or is itself defective.
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We started using it at about 5 months. My granddaughter is now 7-1/2 months and still loves it.
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It is appropriate to use with preschool children. The brush material is soft and brush head is not too big for their small mouth and teeth.
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Hi. Unfortunately, I am not able to help you with your question as this is our first Kids Sonicare toothbrush. Good luck!
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Way too big for her. I'd wait until her adult teeth emerge and then start brushing them with CET toothpaste/brush. That's the best way to prevent tooth decay/tartar/loss.
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We started using a regular (baby sized) toothbrush around 12 months. I think it probably depends on whatever you are comfortable with, whether your baby is eating a lot of solid foods, and also what your dentist recommends.
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Two is probably too young! My granddaughter really started playing with it at 31/2- 4 yrs. old. It is a great camera for the young ones!!
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Hi - I would not buy it for someone that young...I'd be afraid they could choke on it. I've had it fall out of my mouth a couple of times, and it fits very loosely inside. I'm not a big fan of it, but have continued to try it to get used to the fit. My recommendation would be the one's you custom mold to your bite. They are about $70 on amazon but $300+ from your dentist. I liked mine a lot, but my dog ate it (2nd one), so I decided to try this. Good luck.
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This is not designed to be a children's product but it is soft. If you look at the packet, it clearly says do not use for children under the age of 3 (so I assume it is ok for the children who are above that age.) Oral B children (stages) brush heads are available everywhere except the US. I am yet to understand the reason for this. This will greatly increase motivation for kids to use power brushes.
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My son is 2 years old and he uses it on the lower setting. The higher one is too strong for him and his tender gums. The hadnle can be a little wide for smaller hands, so at first, He letme brush for him, but then he wanted to do it himself..he likes the littel "music" that declares he's done.
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9 and under - I would say no. They should use children's products. Of course, I am a customer, not a professional. Ask your dentist for better answer.
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No its perfect for that age. My granddaughter was 7 when I got it for her and she loves it.
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I gave this to my granddaughter who was 5. She uses it constantly. Really. I am not sure how often they have to change the battery, but I don't think too often. She carries it around all the time, even all these months later...I know of only one time for sure that the batteries gave out.
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Not ever having had kids, I was unaware that two year olds had teeth. But I do have the toothbrush which I measured for you. The plastic base of the bristles (soft ones) is just a tad short of one inch and the width is just over 1/4 inch. While the handle is 6 inches long, it is narrow. Doubt if this is helpful but Amazon asked for my input.