toothpaste for toddlers

wha ha ha ha.... what a brilliant idea!!

I think the key is to use very, very little at first. So little that you can barely see it on the brush and then slowly increase the amount.

That expensive one I used to buy, Elgydium really tastes great, not like toothpaste at all. But, eish, at 50 bucks per tube....

You should rent them out as testers!!!
At least I'm not alone - perhaps I'll try thecolgate one - my daughter is a sucker for anything sparkly!

Oh, boy! If you only know what toothpaste drama we just went through!!

About a year ago I bought by accident some fancy toothpaste from dischem. I can't remember the name, something Elygedium. It is an imported toothpaste. I didn't check the price and we started using it and my LG loved it!! Then at some point I noticed that it cost R50 per tube!!!! So, I bought Aquafresh, milk teeth. She hated it.
I then purchased every single toothpaste on the market for kids. She hated it all and spit it out and freaked out if brought any toothpaste close to her mouth! The last one left was colgate bubblegum flavour in blue sparkles. She didn't like the taste initially, but I put on very very little in the beginning. She is sloooowwwly getting used to to the taste but is still asking for the "expensive" brand!!
I think I have 5 different brands and flavours in my cupboard, unused...

Hello ladies. My 3 year old is suddenly complaining that the toothpaste is burny. I have always used Aquafresh Milk Teeth - the one for 0-3 years. This is a new complaint, and it is making tooth brushing time a drama. We never had problems before. Have any of you had a similar problem? What toothpaste do you use? HELP!!!