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- Contains 3 - 4.2 ounce tubes of hello kids fluoride free and SLS free toothpastes in natural watermelon flavor
- Hello kids fluoride free toothpaste made with natural watermelon flavor helps to remove plaque with brushing, and is thoughtfully formulated with soothing aloe vera and natural sweeteners like non-GMO xylitol and erythritol. Hooray.
- This kids fluoride free toothpaste also tastes awesome, polishes and brightens teeth. Hello is also vegan, cruelty free, and never tested on animals (Leaping Bunny Certified and PETA recognized). #choosefriendly
- Hello kids fluoride free natural watermelon toothpaste is fluoride free, SLS free, dye free, paraben free, microbead free, triclosan free, and gluten free. It also contains no artificial sweeteners and no artificial flavors.
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Q: Is this safe for a 1yr old?
A: Yes, we started using this when she was around 9 mos old. It’s fluoride free so ok if the swallow it.
submitted byalycat1179 - 8 years agoA: hello Jessica! we'd recommend using our toddler training toothpaste in organic apple flavor for little ones 3 months to 2 years old. it's easy to use and tastes delish! #brushhappy
submitted byHello Products - 8 years agoBrand expertA: Titanium Dioxide is a known carcinogen.. Also "Using titanium dioxide as a food additive weakens the gut lining and worsens the progression of inflammatory bowel disease." Dentist didn't approve of this for my 3 year old.
submitted byssku3005 - 11 months ago
Q: What are the ingredients of this product in list like it would display on the back.
A: Thanks for the question. You can see the complete list of ingredients on our website at https://www.hello-products.com/. We hope this helps.
submitted byColgate Palmolive Consumer Affairs - 6 months agoBrand expert
Q: Is this safe if swallowed?
A: Thanks for the question. It is recommended that children 2-6 years: use only a pea sized amount and supervise child’s brushing and rinsing (to minimize swallowing). We hope this helps.
submitted byColgate Palmolive Consumer Affairs - 10 months agoBrand expert
Q: Why does this say “dye free” yet it contains dyes/titanium dioxide?
A: we understand your surprise at finding titanium dioxide in our watermelon paste. the titanium dioxide found in our products is a naturally oxidized fine white powder from ilmenite ore. it helps our toothpastes stay bright white in place of using synthetic dyes. we hope that this info brings you peace of mind.
submitted byColgate Palmolive Consumer Affairs - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Is this okay to use on a 1 year old?
A: We recommend you consult your physician and/or dental professional for tailored guidance. Our usage instructions say that children under 6 years should use only a pea-sized amount and you should supervise the child's brushing and rinsing. We hope this helps.
submitted byColgate Palmolive Consumer Affairs - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Can i please have the full list of ingredients? I wish this would be always available even more when it s for my kids and wouldn t have to ask. I m sure many moms out there would apreciate! TIA
A: hello! thanks for reaching out! here's a full list of our natural watermelon ingredients: sorbitol (humectant), hydrated silica (polishes and cleans teeth), purified water, vegetable glycerin (soothes and moisturizes), aloe vera gel (soothes and moisturizes), xylitol (sweetener), erythritol (sweetener), natural flavor (yum), xantham gum (thickener), lauryl glucoside (coconut/palm and corn derived cleanser), calcium glycerophosphate (mineral), titanium dioxide (mineral), potassium sorbate (maintains stability) and stevia rebaudiana leaf extract (sweetener).
submitted byHello Products - 7 years agoBrand expert
Q: Do you recommend hello tooth paste for a three year old toddler who inherited enamel promblems with her teeth from her mother
A: Hello there. Any tooth paste that contains glycerin will prevent mineralization, which is found naturally in our saliva, from repairing our teeth. Glycerin also leaves a thick layer that traps bacteria against our teeth, causing decay. Tooth soap or tooth powder may help your toddler immensely. I hope this helps!
submitted byDarkravin8 - 8 years ago