Red Light, Green Light, Brush Your Teeth #Firefly4Kids

This post is sponsored by Burst Media on behalf of Firefly® Toothbrushes.

We’re always in the market for a good kids toothbrush for our gaggle of children. Baby Dude was pretty jealous of his sister’s newest score recently, but he didn’t want to have one like hers, he wanted something “cooler” for his own. Firefly® sent us a few of their newest kids toothbrushes recently, called the Ready Go Brush™. He immediately snatched up the Angry Birds toothbrush and squealed like a kid on Christmas morning.

I kid you not.

Look at this spectacularly happy face.

The Firefly®’s Ready Go Brush™ is partially clear because it lights up like a firefly to show kids how long to brush on each row of teeth, making it easy for kids to follow. Once a kid depresses the button to start, the Ready Go Brush™ lights up green, because “Green means go!” The brush eventually cycles from green to yellow, to warn children that it’s almost time to end brushing that row. It continues on to red for a flash or two, signaling it’s time to “Stop!” and RINSE!

Since we already practice the stoplight colors, it was pretty easy for him (at four-years-old) to figure it out. He was able to reach his back teeth with ease with the arch of the brush and fancifully colored bristles, and in just two minutes and two cycles later, he had his entire mouth nice and clean.

We’re also fascinated by the removable suction cups on the end of these toothbrushes, allowing the kids to stick ’em to the mirror wherever they want. It’s intended to keep them all segregated from one another’s germs, but my kids just think it’s cool to stick ’em up.

Firefly® not only offers their Ready Go Brush™, but accompanying ToothFoam as well. This stay-put ToothFoam makes applying less messier for smaller kids. Available at your local Target, Walmart, Walgreens, and online at Drugstore.com and Amazon.com. Visit www.FireflyFunBrushing.com or their Facebook page.

What do you think? Would your kids love a cute toothbrush like this?