Baby Banana Bendable Training Toothbrush, Toddler

We got this when our baby started getting his lower teeth. He was only about 4 months old, so he wasnt very coordinated and couldnt hold this yet. He liked when we would lightly brush his emerging teeth with the soft rubber bristles. Now hes 8 months and starting to get his first upper teeth. He can hold this just fine and will chew on it for a long time. Today I presented him with 3 of the teething toys we have for him and he picked this one right away. I like that its one piece and no part of it is hard plastic. Babies can turn it around and chew on the yellow part if they want. Cleaning is easy - soap/water, rinse, and air or pat dry. No worries of water getting in between cracks because there are none. If youre a new parent looking for teething toys, you should definitely add this one to your arsenal.

Love that it’s Designed not to go too far into mouth

My baby loves it when its nice and chilled . Looks very cute when shes nomming it all over too! Easy to wash and sanitize with boiling water.

We bought this for my daughter bc our dog chewed up the banana teethers. (He tries with this, too, but we’re getting better at catching him!). It seems more pliable than the bananas, which has been great, and the nubs for the corn add extra texture for her to explore. The handles/leaves make it easy to hold while the bristles are fun for the tongue and soothing for the gums. To clean, we just add to the bottle dishes or occasionally throw it in the dishwasher. Plus, I’m originally from Indiana, so the corn is a fun inside joke from the old Indiana Beach commercials.

This item is cute and handy! My little man loves chomping on it and getting is gums brushed by me. :-) I would definitely recommend to a friend. A.J.L.

Not only does the silicone texture brush prepare baby for a life long habit of brushing teeth, but my teething son LOVES to chew this brush. His gums are terribly sore due to teething. He loves to chew on both the brush part, and the banana peel part. With this brush, he is able to reach different areas that bother him. This brush is nicer than a previous one he had that didnt have the peeled down loops. Not only does he chew on those parts at times, but it also allows me to attach a pacifier lanyard to clip to him to prevent it from falling on the floor. And, the peels work to prevent him from pushing it too far it in his mouth. Very happy with this. I purchased a second one to keep in his toy travel bag-o-fun. It has soothed my cranky teething baby many times at home and on the go! *UPDATE* Please note that the manufacturer really doesnt intend this to be a teether, but a starter toothbrush. I read a few reviews where people had problems with some of the bristles being bitten off. Though not ideal, a bristle here or there is tiny and not a choking hazard. Its also made of medical grade silicone, so it should pass without issue. I have not experienced any parts breaking off and my son has been using this for many months. As stated above, I do allow him to use this independently as a teether, but he has never bitten off any bristles, hes not the kind of chewer to bite off pieces, AND I watch him closely while he uses it. Please use caution with any teether or toy for that matter, and always inspect prior to and during use. (Just my extra two cents as a mom looking out for all kiddos.) Cheers!

My son likes to carry it around and chew on it.

I tried different brand , but this one is softer and more liked my baby boy

Got this for my 4 month old who is teething pretty badly right now and this is her favorite teether. I love how adorable the corn is! Id never seen anything like it. The corn is textured so it feels good on her gums and doubles as a gum brush to keep her gums healthy. The green husks on the sides are nice handles for her to hold onto to put it in her mouth, but they are pretty thin so I do worry eventually theyll tear. Theres even a cute happy face on the front of the husk! So cute I bought one for my pregnant friends baby. The only downside of it is that its the type of material that makes it a virtual hair and lint magnet, so if you drop it on the floor at home, make sure to clean it and inspect if for hairs before giving it back to the baby.

My babys used the banana toothbrush with handles since his first chiclets came in. Tried to transition him to a more conventional, big-name brand now that hes an official toddler (15 months), but he wont have it despite weeks of coaxing. I hopped on Amazon to reorder the same infant brush, but found the toddler version (minus handles). Couldnt be happier! The bristles are thinner, but more plentiful. Helps to get around his mouth now that he has more teeth to reach. The material is soft and grippy throughout. Perfect for a learning tot. And the little guy loves it! Opens wide when he sees it. Highly recommend!