SnowBuddy Kids Foam Toothpaste - Mint, Grape, and Strawberry Flavors - Low-Fluoride and Fluoride-Free Options - 1 Pack and 3 Pack Variations Available (Strawberry (Low-Fluoride), 1.52 fl.oz (1Pack))

My child has a sensory disorder and brushing teeth has been a fight since he was a toddler. We have tried every single other possible toothbrush and toothpaste combo out there. I was about ready to throw in the towel and let him go without brushing his teeth. Out of desperation, I bought a y-shaped silicone toothbrush and this foam toothpaste. Then I prayed to the almighty bedtime/tooth brushing Gods for it to work- they answered and it delivered. Brushing tonight was the first night he hasn’t fought us about it. He liked the texture/feel of the foam toothpaste compared to traditional toothpaste, says this one “feels better” than regular toothpaste. Idk what he means and idc, whatever gets him to brush.

Tasted awful like chemicals took 3 weeks to get and is the tineist thing I have ever seen for $10.. not amazing photos but nothing is in English either. Kids won't touch it.

The toothpaste comes from China. The bottle looks different in person and none of the words except the title are in English. No idea if it’s really low fluoride.

I was reading this is like a mousse toothpaste, and I disagree. I have autistic daughter's, and they don't really like the regular kids toothpaste. Therefore, I figured we would try this. (And I also bought the U-shaped toothbrushes.) This stuff reminds me more the foam hand soap kind of consistency. I tried it and about gagged on the texture and taste. I was worried my kids wouldn't like it. However, while it first they were taken back by it they now choose it by choice.With my kid liking it at has made brushing teeth easier.

My 3 girls HATE the taste. They gagged and almost threw up once they put it in their mouth. The foam didn't seem very thick either, not sure if it's supposed to be. Won't be buying again