Dr. Brown's Infant-to-Toddler Toothbrush, Elephant, 1-Pack

My 18-month-old actually lets me brush without a fight now because the handle is easy for her to grip too. The little elephant shape makes it fun enough that she reaches for it herself each night.

The soft bristles are perfect for my baby's sensitive gums, and the elephant handle is just the right shape for her tiny hands to grip. It’s made brushing time a lot easier for us both.

Our little one actually enjoys brushing now because the handle is easy for her to grip. The head is small enough to reach her back molars without any fussing.

The rubber bristles are gentle enough for my 10-month-old's gums, but I like that they'll still work when her first molars come in. The elephant shape fits perfectly in her little hand, and she actually holds still for brushing now.

My 14-month-old loves gripping the elephant handle, and the ultra-soft bristles are gentle on her sensitive gums. It’s the perfect size for her tiny mouth.

The handle is really easy for my toddler to grip on his own. That soft texture makes it less of a struggle to get him to let me brush the back teeth.

My little one actually lets me brush without a fight now—the soft bristles are gentle on those first molars. The elephant shape makes it easy for her tiny hand to grip, and it fits perfectly in her mouth.

The elephant-shaped handle is chunky enough for my 18-month-old to grip on her own, and the extra-soft bristles don't make her fuss. We've been using it for a month and it's held up well to daily brushing and the occasional drop in the sink.

My little one actually lets me brush her teeth now instead of fighting it—the compact head fits perfectly in her tiny mouth. The elephant design is a cute bonus that makes morning and bedtime routines a bit more fun.

The soft bristles are gentle on my baby's gums, and the elephant handle makes brushing time a fun game. It’s small enough for her to grip on her own, which she loves.