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brushing time, minus the negotiation

hello kids toothpaste is the tube that turns the most-fought-over two minutes of the day into something your kid might actually look forward to. our kids toothpaste lineup leans into fun flavors that kids will love (think blue raspberry, bubble gum, and fruit punch) instead of the burn that sends little faces into full grimace. across the collection, you'll find both fluoride and fluoride-free formulas, so you can pick the one that fits your kid's age, dentist's guidance, and (let's be real) which flavor they'll stop arguing about. don't worry, parents: every tube is free of artificial sweeteners, preservatives, and dyes. 

flavors kids actually ask for (yes, by name)

the right toothpaste for kids is the one that ends up empty before it ends up forgotten in the back of the drawer. that's why hello formulates with flavors kids recognize. flavor isn't the whole story, though: you'll also want to weigh fluoride vs fluoride-free (pediatric dentists vary on the right age and formula, so it's worth asking yours), age-appropriate amounts (a rice-grain-sized smear under three, a pea-sized swipe for ages three to six per most pediatric guidance), and whether the tube fits your routine without a wrestling match. round out little mouth brushing with a gentle soft-bristled kids toothbrush and an age-appropriate kids mouthwash.

faqs

kids can start brushing their little smiles with toothpaste as soon as the first tooth makes an appearance, using a rice-grain-sized smear for kids under three and a pea-sized amount for ages three to six per most pediatric dental guidance. whether you go fluoride or fluoride free depends on your child's age, swallowing habits, and your pediatric dentist's recommendation — there's no one-size-fits-all answer, and the back of the box always tells you what age range the tube is formulated for. when in doubt, your child's pediatric dentist or hygienist is the right person to weigh in.

hello's kids flavored toothpaste comes in flavors built around what kids actually like: blue raspberry, bubble gum, and fruit punch are part of the lineup, so oral care seems more like a snack reference than a dental visit. flavor options vary across fluoride and fluoride free formulas, and the product page is the best place to confirm exactly which flavors are available in each tube. letting your kid help pick the flavor is one of the quietest wins in parenting — it tends to make the morning-and-night routine a much easier ask.