EasyBrush U-Shaped Kids Toothbrush

Brushing a small child's teeth is a two-minute job that takes fifteen. There is the negotiation, the wriggling, the bit where they clamp their mouth shut, and the suspicion that nothing at the back has been touched at all.

The EasyBrush U-Shaped Kids Toothbrush changes the shape of the problem. A food-grade silicone mouthpiece with soft bristles on the inside and outside of both arches — they bite down and wiggle it side to side, and every surface is brushed at once.

Two sizes: 90 mm for ages 2–6, 120 mm for ages 6–12. Pink or blue, with a round handle small hands can turn.

Good to Know

📏 Sizes: S (2–6 years, 90 mm) · L (6–12 years, 120 mm)
🪥 Head: food-grade silicone, bristles on both sides
🧪 Material: BPA free silicone and food-grade PP handle
🎨 Colours: pink or blue
🔋 Power: none — manual

Why You'll Love It

😬 Both Sides At Once
Bristles run inside and outside the arch, so the tongue side gets brushed too. That is the part that is skipped most and matters most.

⏱ Everything In One Go
Instead of working round quadrant by quadrant with a resisting child, the whole mouth is covered by wiggling side to side.

🧒 They Can Do It Themselves
The round handle turns in a small fist and there is no angle to get right. Children brush far more willingly when they are holding it.

🤲 Soft Silicone, Not Hard Bristles
Gentle on gums that are teething or sore, which removes one of the common reasons brushing becomes a fight.

📏 Two Proper Sizes
A mouthpiece that is too big does not reach the back teeth. The 2–6 and 6–12 split means it actually fits.

🚿 Rinses Clean In Seconds
Silicone, so there is nothing for toothpaste to collect in. Rinse under the tap and stand it up.

🧪 BPA Free Throughout
Food-grade silicone head on a food-grade PP handle, made from new material rather than recycled.

🦷 From The First Teeth
The small size suits a two-year-old with a full set of milk teeth and is gentle enough for ones still coming through.

🧳 Good For Nursery And Travel
One piece, nothing to charge, nothing to lose. It goes in a bag for a sleepover or a holiday.

👨‍👩‍👧 You Can Still Help
Hand it over for them to start and take the handle for the last thirty seconds. That is how most families end up using it.

How To Use It

Put a thin smear of children's toothpaste along the inside of both arches. Have them bite gently and wiggle left to right for about a minute, then rinse the brush under the tap.

It is designed for a child to use with an adult nearby, not for a child alone in a bathroom. Replace it every three months, like any toothbrush.

One minute, every tooth 🦷