Philips Sonicare For Kids Bluetooth Connected Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush, HX6321/02

The Philips Sonicare For Kids Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush has been such a great addition to our morning and evening tooth brushing routine! My 8-year-old rushes to do nearly everything, and brushing his teeth was not excluded. We’ve been on him for months to brush longer and more correctly, and the Philips Sonicare Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush made brushing fun and more effective for him! He has extremely ridgey teeth, so stains are very noticeable. We have observed a distinct difference in the appearance of his teeth in the two weeks he’s been using the Sonicare brush. He absolutely loved the fact that he could decorate his own toothbrush as well. As parents, we are thrilled that this toothbrush was designed for better plaque removal and increased brushing time. I have a Sonicare for adults and the vibration is pretty intense. This kid version wasn’t nearly as intense and hasn’t bothered him one bit. The toothbrush came in a nice package, was already charged and ready to use. The charge holds for quite some time and constant recharging is not necessary. The charging stand is nice and compact so it’s no problem to either store it or leave it out in the bathroom as it is discreet and takes up little space. Overall, this is an obvious purchase for any child in your home if you’re looking to ensure an effective brushing experience.

Many members of my family have enjoyed Sonicare toothbrushes, and I’ve wanted my younger son to have one for some time. The trouble is, he struggles with hypersensitivity to touch, also known as Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). In severe cases, those with SPD can’t even stand in a strong breeze without feeling uncomfortable. My son’s condition isn’t that severe, but he does feel things stronger than the rest of us. He’s the most ticklish kid I know, and if his socks aren’t on just right, he can’t wear them. I was thrilled to see that the new Sonicare for Kids has options that work well for him. It has its usual learning period, where the user is given about a week to get used to the power of the brush on their teeth and gums. In addition to that, it also has a high and low setting available, so that he can keep it on a lower power for the long term. As he’s a bit older at age 10, he wasn’t interested in the stickers that came with the brush, but the iPhone app option is pretty fun. This makes a great choice for young, first-time users of Sonicare products, and I’m very happy we have this tool for our child.