BriteBrush™ - GameBrush™ - The Interactive Smart Kids Battery Powered Toothbrush, 1 Count

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My grandson loves this product. It makes him want to brush his teeth without argument. It’s a great concept.

My kiddos don't like having to brush their teeth but they LOVE these tooth brushes!! 8 and 6 yrs old. They are both super competitive & this puts a fire under their brushing to get a better score than the other. Battery life is really good! Multiple games available for making brushing fun!

Es lindo , tiene cabezales q se cambian , a mi niño le encanto

This was a perfect brush to transition our young one. Charges great, size is great. My one complaint was ordering replacement brushes. It's a hassle to run out, they only come in a 3pk and it's hard to buy online.

We like it. It helped make brushing fun for our kid.

Game brush was a game changer. It’s loud and I know there is step to reduce the volume but I just find it not too easy. Just a button click to reduce the volume would be great but this is just a toothbrush so can’t expect all feature and functionality to be with a button click. Overall helped my kid to get excited about brushing.

Updated review: Positives- This is a great toothbrush to make brushing teeth more fun and both the toothbrush and replacement heads are very inexpensive. It also teaches good brushing techniques and how to brush the back teeth. Downsides: It never instructs the user to brush the front teeth. We didn't realize it at first because we first got the brush after my son lost all his front teeth at the same time. Now that they've started to grow back in, we've realized that his back teeth are nice and clean but the front teeth are yellow and now we have to stand in the bathroom with him to make sure he completely brushes everything. We'll be looking for another toothbrush that promotes a whole mouth solution, not just the back teeth. Also even though there is a way to decrease the volume, it needs to be decreased every time the brush is turned on which is annoying.--------Original review: Really helped my 6 year old with brushing his teeth and has saved us a lot of money. We were replacing toothbrushes weekly (and sometimes more frequently than that). It didn't matter what brand we got, they were always chewed up before the week was up and his teeth would still be yellow and gross. Enter BriteBrush. There's a tutorial session that you can do as many times as you want to help kids learn without being "graded". It took a few days of us helping our son learn how to brush properly (there's a gyroscope that can tell) but now he consistently gets 8 or 10 stars out of 10 by himself. There are 7 different games (each 1 minute long) to choose from and each game can only be played if the teeth are being brushed properly. If the right motion isn't being used you'll hear the game stop and brush say corrections like "brush in small circles", "brush up and down", "don't forget the inside", etc. No charging needed. It comes with batteries. It's been over 2 months and we haven't needed to change the batteries yet or replace the head on the toothbrush (which can be done in a matter of seconds). Can't say enough good things about this toothbrush!

So, this thing rocks. It has Three settings: Practice, Baby Shark Song, and Treasure Hunt. The practice and Song mode are self explanatory, but the Treasure hunt is a seemingly ever-changing adventure! With each brushing of a good score, a new walk-through adventure gets unlocked. Dive 500 feet into the sea, swim with dolphins, and more. To make sure the child using it isn't just playing the sound lazily, a constant 'circular' motion (really a side to side motion that is felt by the brush head's ability to bend slightly from side to side), the story continues. If the movement stops, the sound warps out slowly, only to come back on with a slowly sped up warping sound (think when you speed up or slow down music, the beat gets faster/slower AND the sounds get higher/lower pitch) when the child picks up brushing again. Wait too long, and they'll just be graded badly and have to start over.My daughter loves deciding which to do, and makes sure she hears every exciting endeavor she traveled through each time brushing. Or she tries to dance as I brush her teeth, only to have me say repeatedly to calm down so I can be thorough. That is a MUCH easier problem to handle than the screaming/crying/fighting we used to go through with her old, 'boring' toothbrush.We paired it with a chocolate (yes, CHOCOLATE) toothpaste, and now she's easy peasy during brush time!