ColgateKids Toothpaste Pump with Fluoride for Cavity Protection, Ages 6+, ADA Accepted, Bubble Fruit, 4.4 Ounce, 6 Pack

My kids brush their teeth. This stuff does the job. Tastes good, doesn’t make a mess, and keeps their teeth clean. No complaints here.Pro tip: It’s toothpaste. Just use it.

Pack last a while. Great value for the money.

Great product!! No messes and dirty spill overs. Easy to pump and smear on a toothbrush.

I bought for my son who doesn’t like to brush, but now he want to brush more than twice. Loved it , he like the taste of it , color combo is perfect, good quality, he feels his teeth look clean, I would definitely recommend it and I would buy it again. Worth the money.

We love this Colgate Kids Toothpaste Pump! The pump design is super convenient — no more mess or squeezing too much out of the tube. My kids actually want to brush their teeth now, which is a huge win. 😄The flavor is kid-approved (not too minty or spicy), and it cleans their teeth well without complaints. Plus, I love that it has fluoride for cavity protection.Great product, fun for kids, and makes our brushing routine way easier!

Makes it easy for my child to squeeze the toothpaste herself.

The size is perfect for little hands, which means less “accidental” redecorating of the bathroom with minty foam murals. Usually, a full tube gets squirted into the sink, the mirror, the floor, or just thrown away because “it’s empty” after one dramatic use. And the crusty toothpaste cap that disappears into another dimension, never to be seen again? No longer an issue.But hey — the kids love the color, the smell, and it almost makes brushing their teeth cooler than Fortnite, ALMOST.

This is the best toothpaste for kids. I feel like it actually cleans your mouths leaves their mouth smelling okay, not weird fruity smells and it tastes mild enough that both of my kids six and three don't mind it. We've tried lots of brands, all the natural ones and lots of just regular brands and this is definitely their favorite. The only one my 6-year-old will use and my 3-year-old just tolerates it, but that works for me.