Firefly Toothbrush Review

Everyone knows how important brushing your teeth is. When it comes to kids brushing their teeth you really need to start at a young age. Firefly asked both Katrina (who has girls) and Paige (with two boys) to try out two different versions of their toothbrushes.

Katrina’s thoughts:

We were sent the hello kitty toothbrush. Fallon likes Hello Kitty, and well I will admit that I do as well. It is a super cute brush. We have been practicing brushing teeth for awhile but hadn’t gotten her a cute special brush. This was the perfect time to start using the Hello Kitty one.

I love that it flashes for 1 minute then turns off. You (or the child) can then press it again for the other side. It took Fallon a little while to correlate the light turning of to mean that she switches sides, but she is getting it. Overall I think that it is a great toothbrush and great for kids.   

Paige's Review of the Star Wars Ready Go Brush: 

Paige and her boys received the Star Wars Ready Go brushes from Firefly! These brushes are a huge hit in our home because they mimic a traffic light to let each child know how much longer they have to brush! Red signals brush time is almost over! These fun suction cup toothbrushes get much more use than that in our house though because my little man lives walking around with one of these neat brushes in his mouth for a good part of the day. 
Firefly offers quality brushes and mouthwashes and you cannot beat the price or design! They make great stocking stuffers or even to pass out in place of candy this Halloween!

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