Challenge your kids to be the coach of brushing at your house

Every parent knows that getting your kids to brush their teeth (and brush them well!) can be a hassle, but Colgate just made “brush-time” easier. In honor of the launch of Colgate’s new Kids Interactive Toothbrush, we’re empowering kids everywhere to be the family coach of brushing! 

The new toothbrush makes oral hygiene fun, teaching your child to be a better brusher with help from their favorite character’s voices. The toothbrush is available with either a Minions or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles™ Talking Battery Powered Toothbrushes

• Brush Coach- Characters coach your child through two minutes of brushing and congratulate them when finished 
• Quadrant Timer- Characters tell your child when to move to and brush each quadrant of their mouth (Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Right) 
• 2 Minute Timer- Characters inform your child when 2 minutes of brushing is up and congratulate them on a job well done. Dentists recommend brushing your teeth for 2 minutes.

Colgate® Minions™  Talking Battery Powered Toothbrushes

• Interactive Toothbrush features voice instructions coach your child to be a better brusher
• Minions provide sound effects as a reward and to congratulate after two minutes of brushing
• Small oscillating head with extra soft bristles head that cleans teeth and gently sweeps away plaque
• Brush lays flat for easy toothpaste application
• Slim handle
• Easy On/Off Buttons
• Includes 2 Replaceable AAA batteries

Over the years we have had a number of toothbrushes that play music,  light up, etc. that  help teach children  how long to brush. I know that my kids tend to get lazy with the battery powered brushes.   Sometimes I peek in and the brush is in the same spot.  This toothbrush makes brushing fun with the coaching!   There is no more guess work for kids.   We challenge your kids to be the coach of brushing at your house!

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