Spinbrush Kids Electric Toothbrush, Shimmery Sparkle, Battery-Powered, Ages 3+

I'm an adult and have been using this for nearly a year. I have adhd and a poor sense of time. The subtle vibration every 30 seconds on this toothbrush altering me when to move to the next quadrant of my mouth has really helped me brush more thoroughly. I also have a small mouth. The small circle of bristles allows me reach all the hard to reach spots in my mouth including behind my teeth and back corners.

Now I know this is for kids, but I started off with the regular spin brush (Rose Gold Soft Bristles) and I realized I have a small mouth and small teeth! So every time I would use the adult version I'd end up hurting myself and having a hard time maneuvering the toothbrush head inside my mouth. I was a little hesitant to buy this version because I figured if it was designed for kids it wouldn't work for me or have enough power, but it actually does! I'm assuming this is designed for big kids while the other ones are for small kids because the handle is bigger, longer, and has a 2-minute timer feature that auto turns off. After switching to this one, I noticed the bristles felt softer than the adult version, which I think is only because they're more spread out and not compacted together. I turned both this model and the adult model on at the same time and they feel almost the exact same in speed and vibration. Lastly, the head is exactly the same size as the adult one, just without the bottom shifting half, and the 2-minute timer that I mentioned earlier also buzzes every 30 seconds so you know when to switch to a new quadrant of your mouth. If I'm being honest, I don't think I'll be switching back to the adult one! This one is prettier, has more features, has softer bristles (the softer the better for your dental health), and is a way for me to stick with the spin brush family. I love the spin brush brand and didn't want to switch to something more than $20. No, it does not come with care instructions, but this is what I do: 1) When you finish brushing, with the toothbrush still on, dip the removable head part underwater to remove excess toothpaste, try not to let water or paste slide down the base 2) Close the water, turn off the toothbrush, and remove the head by pulling up and off 3) Pat dry the head and the base, leaving the base on its side and the head standing to air dry 4) When dry, reassemble and put it away. 10/10 would recommend it for adults and kids. Spinbrush please make more colors!