Review (1/5): Obviously not kid-tested
I bought these toothbrushes to make an already difficult process easier with my toddler. I can't understand why my toddler has to fight teeth brushing every single time, twice a day for as long as he has had teeth! But that's another story. These toothbrushes, in theory, are great. They surround the tooth and make brushing a bit faster. HOWEVER, children, and particularly toddlers, do not behave like adults (something the manufacturer did not consider). They do not understand yet to spit out toothpaste, which is why there is a variety of toothpastes for toddlers that is safe to swallow. They chew toothbrushes because they do not understand that it's for brushing. As the parent, we try to help brush their teeth but toddlers can be very stubborn and we need to let them to their own devices so they can learn.
So it is beyond me why the manufacturer did not consider this. After just a couple of weeks, my toddler chews through the back of the toothbrush until it's falling apart. Quite frankly, I don't want my toddler swallowing the rubbery part of the toothbrush (nor I imagine any parent would) so I have to change out the toothbrush every couple of weeks. This makes it a very expensive toothbrush and not worth the risk in my opinion. I've uploaded a picture to show just this.