Wild & Free Bamboo Toothbrush Childrens Multi Pack

Start your child’s eco-journey off with these multi-coloured bamboo toothbrushes. Each manual toothbrush is made from a single piece of naturally sustainable FSC® 100% certified bamboo. The package includes four soft-bristled biodegradable children’s toothbrushes in a recyclable, plastic-free box.

• Pack of 4
• Multi-colour
• Handle length 12cm, head length 2.2cm, total toothbrush length 14.5cm - designed to be comfortable for children.
• Soft BPA-Free Bristles
• Toxin-Free Paint
• 100% Biodegradable Handle
• Recyclable Kraft Packaging
• Vegan & Cruelty-Free

Over 260 million toothbrushes are thrown away each year in the UK alone, and it takes around 500 years for a plastic toothbrush to decompose, meaning they will be around for roughly 25 generations, with disastrous consequences for the environment.

Bamboo is naturally anti-bacterial and water-resistant but one of the fastest-growing plants in the world making it wonderfully sustainable. Bamboo is a versatile plant with many uses and snacks of one of our favourite mammals, the Giant Panda, who makes an appearance on our boxes. Depending on cut use, it is possible to fully regrow the plant to full size within just 1 year.

Plastic free toothbrushes are our bestseller

Our Children's Bamboo Toothbrushes are one of the most popular ranges that we supply online, they're a fantastic way to introduce your child to the world of environmentally friendly bamboo products. These eco-friendly children's toothbrushes have soft bristles and different colours to ensure they are never mixed up.

The bristles used on the toothbrushes are also vegan and BPA Free - meaning that they are kinder to children's teeth than traditional plastic bristles.

What is FSC® 100% Certified Bamboo?

FSC® is a globally recognised certification scheme. This means that the bamboo used in this product is certified against the principles and criteriaof the Forest Stewardship Council®, including values such as maintaining the forest’s ecosystem, upholding indigenous people’s rights of land ownership, and a commitment to maintain or enhance the forests used.