Oral care is very important in our house. As a child I rarely made a visit to the dentist. My teeth later in life suffered because of that. I’ve had a lot of work done and even some cosmetic dentistry. As a result of this, I knew when I had my children I was going to be very proactive in their health and dental care. To this date they go to the dentist every 6 months. We rely on some great products to help maintain their care and keep them CAVITY FREE!
Colgate has been a brand that we are very happy with and continue to use regularly. The kids love the special characters on the toothbrushes and they come in so many different types. The spin brushes are personally our favorite. Dentists recommend them and I think they help kiddos conquer the spots that are a little harder to reach and make sure they are brushing in circles, which is recommended. I was {actually I still am} a HUGE fan of the different youth care toothbrushes and products for the kids. They are perfect for smaller mouths!
The children’s toothpastes are also nice. They work great, but I love that the flavors are more kid appropriate. It’s hard getting a little one to use minty toothpaste. They don’t like the feeling. I want them to get used to and keep brushing though. Colgate products have been amazing for that! They have several different toothpastes for kids and even some licensed character toothpastes! Overall, I love that Colgate Kids is so appealing to the kids. It makes asking them and expecting them to brush MUCH easier!
BUY: You can buy Colgate Kids at major retailers including Wal-Mart, Target, Walgreens, CVS and more!
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Disclosure: I was provided with Colgate Kids Products for this review. All views and opinions with regard to the products or company itself are my own and were not influenced, nor reviewed, by the company prior to posting.
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Colgate is the only brand I buy my kids! And my youngest smiled at the Spongebob brush in the picture! :)
I never knew you were supposed to brush in circles. I do it naturally but I never thought to teach that to my son. I know my little guy would love the character toothbrushes. We are looking to transition from a finger brush to an actually toothbrush here soon and will have to check these out. Thanks for the post!
I have to get my daughter a spin brush. My daughter has a couple of Colgate brushes but we haven’t tried the spin brush. I think a spin brush could make brushing fun rather than a chore.