NUK Extra Soft Baby Brush - Pink
Price comparison overview
We found 3 offers for NUK Extra Soft Baby Brush - Pink from different online retailers.
Current prices range from £2.57 to £2.85, depending on the seller, delivery options, and ongoing promotions.
Some retailers are currently offering discounts, with reductions approximately 4% off previous prices.
Although the product itself is the same, prices may vary due to stock levels, sales campaigns, or included services such as extended warranties or faster delivery.
Price comparison (3 stores)
| Store | Product | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Plusshop |
NUK Extra Soft Baby Brush - Purple ✔ In Stock |
£2.57 | View Offer |
 Babubas |
NUK Extra Soft Baby Brush - Pink ✔ In Stock |
£2.75 -4% £2.64 | View Offer |
 Bazta |
NUK Extra Soft Baby Brush - Pink ✔ In Stock |
£2.85 | View Offer |
About this product
The NUK Extra Soft Baby Brush - Pink has a EAN-13 barcode (4008600202912) and is available from Plusshop. We compare prices, discounts and availability.
Gentle Care for Your Baby's Delicate Gums
The NUK Extra Soft Baby Brush is designed specifically for the gentle care of your baby's gums and emerging teeth. Its soft bristles are ideal for ensuring a comfortable brushing experience, making it easier to introduce good oral hygiene habits early on.
Key Features to Consider When Choosing a Baby Brush
- Look for brushes with soft bristles to avoid irritating sensitive gums.
- Consider the handle design; a comfortable grip can make brushing easier for both parents and babies.
- Check if the brush is easy to clean and maintain, as hygiene is crucial for baby products.
Common Questions About Baby Oral Care
- When should I start brushing my baby's teeth? It's recommended to start brushing as soon as your baby's first tooth appears, usually around six months of age.
- How often should I brush my baby's teeth? Aim to brush your baby's teeth twice a day, ideally in the morning and before bedtime, to establish a routine.
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GTIN Details
This product uses a EAN barcode, the most common format used internationally in retail. The Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is assigned by the brand to ensure the same product can be identified consistently across different stores. The barcode prefix is registered to an organisation in Germany, which manages product identification for that region. This usually refers to an individual retail item.