Kids’ Toothpaste Swaps

Whimsical flavors, sparkling smiles—without a trace of artificial color.
Your child’s toothpaste shouldn’t double as a glow stick. Popular picks like Crest Kids Strawberry, Colgate Minions, and Orajel Bluey Training Toothpaste often include synthetic dyes like Blue 1 and Red 40. These dye-free alternatives come in fun flavors and bright packaging—with selections that use flouride, flouride-free, hydroxyapetite and nano-hydroxyapetite—without coating your sink (or their mouths) in artificial dyes.


Please note: Not all flavors from the brands listed above may be dye free. While the specific products linked in this post do not contain artificial dyes at the time of posting, ingredients can change. Always double-check labels and product descriptions before purchasing to ensure they meet your dietary needs.

All information in this post is accurate to the best of my knowledge at the time it was published. However, companies may change their ingredients, packaging, or manufacturing practices at any time. Always read labels carefully and check with the manufacturer if you have any questions or concerns — especially when shopping for children with allergies or sensitivities.

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