Chicco Baby Toothbrush 3y-6y - Blue

Chicco Baby Toothbrush is a blue-coloured toothbrush that has extra soft tapered bristles. The ultra-fine ends make it optimal for brushing on the enamel and gums of babies. The soft bristles are gentle on the gums. This toothbrush has a small head with a thin neck that makes it an easy-to-use baby brush. Use the toothbrush for brushing your baby’s teeth and make it a fun routine.

• The baby toothbrush is delicate on the gums.
• The Chicco Baby Toothbrush comes with a bristle cover and a suction cup.
• Designed especially for kids, it is ergonomic and slip-proof.
• Tapered technology bristles make it soft and easy to use.

• Used for brushing teeth of 3-6-year-old babies.
• Ideal for a baby’s first brush.

• Apply a pea-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste on the toothbrush for your 3-year-old baby.
• Brush your baby’s teeth and gums gently using the Chicco Baby Toothbrush.
• Rinse with lukewarm water.
• Can start brushing once the baby starts teething.
• Parents supervision is recommended.

• Read the instruction booklet carefully before using the Chicco Baby Toothbrush.
• Wash the toothbrush after use, preferably with warm water.
• Store the toothbrush in a dry place to avoid the formation of mould.
• Do not give the Chicco Baby Toothbrush to kids without supervision.

Q1. How long should one use Chicco Baby Toothbrush?

Ans: The toothbrush must be discarded the moment there is any mould formation or when the bristles become hard. Dentists usually advise changing the toothbrush every 3-4 months.

Q2. Is there a tongue cleaner with Chicco Baby Toothbrush?

Ans: Yes, the toothbrush has a small rounded head with a tongue scraper on the back.

Q3. How often should one brush with the Chicco Baby Toothbrush?

Ans: It is recommended that the baby’s teeth are brushed twice a day, morning and night.

Q4. By what age do babies use Chicco Baby Toothbrush on their own?

Ans: A child starts learning to brush on their own by the age of three. By four years of age, the child can brush on his/her own. However, supervising the brushing routine is always essential.