DRBROWNS baby toothbrush Flaming for 12 months+ — soft bristles, small head

DRBROWNS baby toothbrush Flaming for 12 months+ is designed for infants and toddlers beginning to develop a regular oral care routine. The toothbrush has a small head and soft bristles that gently clean emerging teeth and massage delicate gums. An ergonomic handle provides a secure grip for a parent or for an older child learning to hold the brush independently. The product is intended for daily toothbrushing and for introducing proper brushing habits to young children.

Advantages

The small brush head reaches narrow spaces in the infant mouth while reducing the risk of gagging. Soft bristles minimize abrasion on enamel and help soothe sensitive gums during teething. The ergonomic handle improves control and comfort for caregivers and for toddlers starting to practice self-brushing. The toothbrush is lightweight and easy to rinse, supporting hygienic care between uses.

Suitable for

• Infants and toddlers aged 12 months and older.
• Daily oral hygiene and routine toothbrushing.
• Introduction to independent brushing for young children.
• Cleaning emerging teeth and gently massaging gums during teething.

Key specifications

• Brush head: compact, small size for infant mouths.
• Bristles: soft, fine filaments for gentle cleaning and gum comfort.
• Handle: ergonomic shape for secure grip by parent or child.
• Intended age: suitable from 12 months and up.
• Use: designed for daily brushing of primary (baby) teeth.

How to use

Apply a smear of age-appropriate fluoride toothpaste or water to the soft bristles. Gently brush all tooth surfaces at a 45-degree angle using short, gentle strokes, taking care to clean front, back and chewing surfaces. Supervise and assist the child during brushing to ensure safe and effective cleaning; typical guidance is to brush twice daily for two minutes total. Rinse the brush thoroughly after each use and allow it to air dry with the bristles pointing upward.

Usage recommendations

Replace the toothbrush every 3 months or sooner if bristles become frayed. Continue parental supervision of brushing until the child demonstrates reliable manual dexterity and oral hygiene habits. Store the brush in a clean, dry place and avoid sharing toothbrushes between children to reduce cross-contamination.