Make brushing more fun with Minions!

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Colgate's Minions toothbrush and Minions toothpaste

 Kiddos loves to eat especially their favorite junk foods like candies and chocolates. I 

 encourage my nieces and nephews to brush their teeth every after meal. If they don't take 

 care of their teeth, cavities and unhealthy gums will make their mouth very sore. 
Brushing teeth is vital to kid's dental health so at the early age I told my nieces and nephew the benefits of brushing.

 Our family only used a trusted brand and that is Colgate. For long years, this brand is 

 proven effective and efficient that's why we also recommend this to our friends and 

 colleagues.
Good to know that there is a new Colgate's Minions toothbrush and Minions toothpaste. 

 Minions are my nephews & nieces favorite cartoon characters and they're so excited about 

 that news. These cute, small, yellow creatures will surely make brushing more fun to my 

 family because like Minions they are capable in doing a lot of things like singing. Kids will 

 enjoy brushing their teeth while singing like the Minions, because the healthier those teeth 

 are, the happier their look like.  For sure, my nephews & nieces will never missed brushing. 

 Minions will reminds them to brush their teeth after meal.

Squeeze, Brush, Rinse!

Colgate's Minions toothbrush and Minions toothpaste

For Moms and Dads out there, here are the available Colgate Minions for your Kids.
  • Colgate Minions Kids 2-5 Years Old (Junior) Oral Care Pack:
  • Colgate Minions Kids 5-9 Years Old (Youth) Oral Care Pack:
So what are you waiting for? Let's make brushing more fun with Minions! Happy Brushing!


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