Children’s toothbrush Jack NJill model JJN01107, for 12+ months, three random variants

Jack NJill children’s toothbrush model JJN01107 is designed for toddlers aged 12 months and older. The brush features a compact head with soft bristles intended for gentle daily cleaning of emerging teeth and sensitive gums. The handle is ergonomically shaped and sized for small hands to support early self‑feeding and brushing practice. The toothbrush is supplied in one of three random color/design variants.

Advantages

The soft bristles and small brush head minimize irritation to delicate gums while providing effective removal of debris and milk residue. The ergonomic handle offers a secure grip for both caregivers and young children learning to hold a brush. Materials used for the bristles and handle are selected for safety and routine oral care at an early age. The random color variants add a simple element of variety without affecting function.

Suitable for

• Daily brushing of infant and toddler teeth from 12 months and up
• Gently cleaning gums and newly erupted teeth
• Introducing toddlers to independent toothbrushing
• Use by caregivers during assisted brushing routines

Key specifications

• Age recommendation: 12 months and older
• Bristle type: soft
• Head size: compact, suitable for infant mouths
• Handle: ergonomic, sized for small hands
• Color/design: supplied in one of three random variants

How to use

Wet the toothbrush and apply a rice‑grain sized amount of fluoride toothpaste appropriate for the child’s age, or use water if advised by a healthcare professional. Gently brush all tooth surfaces and the gumline with short, mild strokes. Supervise and assist brushing until the child develops the dexterity to manage effective cleaning independently. Rinse the brush thoroughly after use and store it upright to air dry between uses.

Usage recommendations

Replace the toothbrush every 3 months or sooner if bristles become frayed. Consult a pediatric dentist for guidance on toothbrushing technique and toothpaste use for children under two years old.