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Colgate Kids battery-powered toothbrush review

The Colgate Kids battery-powered toothbrush is a fun and vibrant toothbrush that’s sure to make brushing an enjoyable experience for little people. But does it deliver on oral hygiene?

Colgate Kids Battery Powered Toothbrush being tested by our reviewer
(Image credit: Joanne Lewsley)
Live Science Verdict

The Colgate Kids Battery Powered Toothbrush is a great choice for parents looking to encourage preschoolers to brush regularly. With an appealing set of designs including Barbie, Trolls and Batman, soft bristles and AA battery-powered functionality, it makes brushing fun and effective, and will help your little one get used to brushing while moving on from a manual toothbrush. However, it lacks some advanced features you can find in more expensive toothbrushes.

Reasons to buy
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    Fun designs that kids love

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    Extra soft bristles for gentle cleaning

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    AA battery-powered

Reasons to avoid
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    No timer

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    No advanced features

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    Can’t replace brush heads

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Colgate, along with Oral-B, is one of the most trusted brands in oral hygiene and it’s put this reputation for excellence and reliability to good use in its Extra Soft Kids Toothbrush, which is designed for children aged three and up. Simply but effectively designed and affordably priced, this battery-powered kids' brush is a great option if you’re looking to move on from a manual brush for your little one, without investing big bucks in a rechargeable electric toothbrush.

Available in a range of fun characters from Trolls to Batman, the Barbie one we’re reviewing has a vibrant pink and purple design, with Barbie graphics that are sure to delight young fans. The handle is ergonomically designed for little hands, making it easy to grip and move around the mouth, while the extra soft bristles are gentle on tiny teeth and gums, ensuring a comfortable brushing experience for even the most sensitive tots.

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Joanne Lewsley is a UK-based freelance writer and editor, covering health and lifestyle news and features. She mainly creates evidence-based health and parenting content and has worked with a number of global sites, including BabyCentre UK, Medical News Today, Fit & Well, Top Ten Reviews, and Yahoo!

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