Philips Sonicare for Kids HX6321/03

Makes brushing easy – It usually takes longer to get the kids to brush their teeth then the actual process of brushing them. But not with Philips Sonicare for Kids. They love seeing their little friend on the app and making him happy when they brush their teeth. The timer also means Im not standing there telling them to keep going! Show reply

Absolutely love it – The Philips Sonicare Kids is so good! My son actually wants to do his teeth now. The character on the app is super cute and the app shows him Where he should brush his teeth. Show details ·  1

Perfect for young children – The combination of the sonicare toothbrush and app is genius. my son is excited to brush his teeth day and night and I love that he is learning how to brush his teeth thoroughly in a fun and interactive way. Show reply

Tooth brushing made fun! – absolutely loving the Philips Sonicare Kids Toothbrush! I used to struggle to get my 4yo to brush his teeth, but he now gets excited for bedtime/morning so he can use his brush! the Bluetooth function is so much fun and it keeps him busy for a while 2 minutes whilst brushing-genius! thanks Philips for making teeth brushing time now so much easier!  Show details ·  1

Great efficient toothbrush for kids – very efficient cleaning and good that theres so many cleaning option to choose from. Sonicare kids toothbrush is a winner as my son never complain about brushing his teeth anymore! Show reply

Good for kids but high maintenance – Please note that this is the Bluetooth version. If you google it, you will see the packaging is different from the standard ones. In all honestly my three year old ran for her life when I first switch on the vibrations. I should have expected that though, which 3yo isn't scared of things that vibrates and suppose to put that in mouth. In fact,… Read more ·  3

after the initial experience she ran for her life every time she saw my hand reaching for the toothbrush. It vibrates significantly stronger than other kids oscillating toothbrush.

That said, few days later I made it into something fun for her. Vibrating the brush head on my cheeks and making funny faces while in contact. That made her buck up some courage to come in contact with the toothbrush. Convincing her that the naughty bugs on her teeth will not go away unless she turn on the vibrations so the naughty bugs run for their life wasn't too hard.

There after, it was smooth sailing for me.

Sure it took a while for her to accept the tooth brush, but whatever it's worth, she willingly take the initiative to brush her teeth every morning and night. I had to fight her for the tooth brush so she will stop brushing after every glass of water or snacks.

While that didn't last, it is so much easier to brush her teeth from then on.

Moving on from the fun affair.

It does brushes noticeably cleaner. Especially with the stain she accumulates daily on her teeth surfaces. It removes easier and faster.

She is learning how to brush according to the app provided. It is connected via Bluetooth and knows when she stops brushing. She will aim for the two minutes mark in order to get the reward. Never seen her brushing so diligently before.

Also, the brush head is much flatter than their oscillating cousins. It takes little effort at all to reach the back of the teeth and it isn't painful for her. Some oscillating brushes stretches out her cheeks too much and she hates it.

The design of the toothbrush is well enough not to have places that collects water and residue much at all. I had one previous bad experience with gluggy chunk of black stuff on a non waterproof toothbrush body. The sonicare on the other hand didn't have those water and residue traps and any marks between the brush head and body can be very easily cleaned.

There is also no mysterious pinhole on the back of brush head itself unlike some other brands. That is unhygienic as far as I am concnered.

The app don't really entertainment her long each day, and she don't really look forward to playing with the app that much other than getting the presents. So her interests on the little monster didn't last more than a few minutes a day. Still she looks forward to the rewards.

On days where she brushes without the app, there is no memory storage in the toothbrush to transfer the activities to the app when it's next turned on. That is quite a bummer but not a deal breaker.

The downside is the cost of the brush heads. Why does all Sonicare brush heads seems so expensive. More than $10 a brush head is very expensive to maintain. So if you aren't willing to spend $50ish a year on kids brush heads, this isn't for you.