Kids Electric Toothbrush 360° U-Shape for Toddlers

One U-shape, every tooth in reach

• One U-shape, every tooth in reach

  The U-shaped head wraps the whole row of teeth at once, so the back molars get brushed without a parent repositioning anything. Your child keeps the brush steady and moves through one pass, which is the part that usually ends in a squirming fight.

• Soft silicone, gentle on gums

  The bristles are soft matte silicone rather than stiff nylon. That feels kinder on tender gums and sits comfortably in small hands. Press lightly and let the head do the work.

• A dinosaur kids want to hold

  A cartoon face, pink spikes along the back, and a power button on the belly make it look like a toy first. Kids pick it up without being asked, and that is the whole point.

Morning and bedtime in four steps

1. 1
   Wet the U-head

   Rinse the silicone head under water, then add a pea-sized amount of kids toothpaste.

2. 2
   Fit the U over the row

   Slide the U-shaped head over the teeth so the bristles wrap the whole row at once.

3. 3
   Press the belly button

   Switch on with the power button on the belly, then guide the brush in one smooth pass. Let your child hold the dinosaur while you steer.

4. 4
   Rinse and dry

   Rinse off the toothpaste, shake off the water and let the brush air-dry fully before it goes into the clear case.

Keep it clean and dry between uses

• Rinse after every use

  Run the U-head under water to clear toothpaste from the bristles.

• Dry fully before closing

  Let the brush air-dry in the open. Trapped water keeps the clear case damp.

• Keep pressure light

  Let the head do the work. Pressing hard irritates young gums and makes the next session harder.