
Sonicare for Kids turns brushing from a daily battle into a shared success. It helps kids brush better and longer1 and gently removes 2x more plaque to help prevent cavities.2 Sonicare's easy brushing technique is similar to manual brushing and the kids edition is designed for small hands, growing teeth and gums. The light ring and sound effects on the handle guide kids in real-time to brush the right way3 to educate, stimulate and guide better brushing behaviors every time kids brush.
Similar brushing technique as a manual toothbrush, designed for small hands.


Interactive coaching tools educate, stimulate and guide better brushing habits that last.
Clinically proven to help prevent cavities and care for growing teeth and gums.


Parent dashboard makes brushing behavior visible after each brush.

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Read our clinical abstract showing how Sonicare For Kids reduces dental plaque significantly more than a manual toothbrush after 2 weeks in children 3–12 years old.

Sonicare for Kids Electric Toothbrush
1x Sonicare For Kids handle. 1x Brush head (standard). 1x Brush head (compact). 1x Charger base. 1x Sticker sheet.


Philips Sonicare brush heads
In the Sonicare For Kids app,4 kids hatch and adopt “Sparkly,” a virtual pet who guides them on proper brushing technique. The app grows with children, encouraging healthy habits and preparing them for what to expect at dental visits while offering parents a dashboard where they can monitor brushing performance.
Non-connected vs. using a manual toothbrush alone, survey of parents of US children 3–12 years old, n=99, 2026.
vs. manual toothbrush.
Light and sound effects available on Sonicare For Kids Smart; sound effects available on Sonicare For Kids
Available with Sonicare For Kids Smart.
vs. using a manual toothbrush alone, survey of parents of US children 3-12 years old, n=99, 2026.
vs. a manual toothbrush.
Global user data for the period 1 January 2024 to 17 July 2024.
94% of parents say it’s easier to get kids to brush longer and better. Non-connected vs. using a manual toothbrush alone, survey of parents of US children 3–12 years old, n=99, 2026.