I don't use those, but instead get the ones where you press the bottom as you are ready to brush and a light starts flashing. It would drive me nuts, but the kids like them. I think they are called Dragonflies, and I get them at Target for something like $1.97 for 2 of them.

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Walmart, Walgreens and I think Target carries them. I know for sure the first 2 stores has them.
My son has the Kiss "Rock & Roll All Night" one. Its cute. If the house is quiet and you are near him as they brush you can hear the music. I plays for about 2 min and when its done you hear a special sound and the child knows they are done brushing.
Yes it expensive for a toothbrush in which you cannot change the head. I got him one and its been working for some time now.
He prefers the Oral B battery operated toothbrush (Crossaction Power), it costs the same but has replaceable heads.

I once seen him push the toothtunes toothbrush to his head while using the Oral B toothbrush, it was funny. He wanted to make sure he was brushing long enough.

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We've used those in the past and my kids liked them. Good deal for the price. They're actually called Firefly and they're also sold at Wal-Mart.

You are right. Firefly, thank you!

We did try the Toothtunes, also - I'd forgotten. We weren't impressed. It was very quiet, and the batteries didn't last too long.

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Our kid loved theirs. They are expensive, though. I paid about $8 at Target and we put them in their stocking at Christmas. Ds had the theme from Star Wars and both dds had Hannah Montana. I'll probably put them in their stockings again this year unless I can find them real cheap.