Dummies

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Choosing the right baby dummy or soother can transform fussy moments into calm ones. Our expertly designed soothing collection is made to keep your baby happy and settled for longer, so you can enjoy valuable moments of peace. Gentle on delicate skin, our soothers come in a variety of styles, including Breast-like, Ultra-light StayPut, and glow in the dark night-time.  

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Whether you're a first-time parent or you’ve done this before, our dummies will help both you and your baby feel relaxed and content, from birth and beyond.

Designed for your baby’s comfort and your peace, a dummy can help aid their sleep schedule, self-regulation and sucking reflex. 

Product FAQ's

Yes, it’s generally safe for a newborn to sleep with a dummy as long as it’s clean and not attached to string or a clip, which could cause strangulation or choking. 

The best way to sterilise a dummy or a soother is to use a steam or UV steriliser, you can also sterilise Tommee Tippee dummies in the microwave using a little bit of water and the sterilising case they come packaged in.

Unfortunately there’s no clear evidence that dummies or soothers can reduce the symptoms of reflux, but they may provide some comfort when used. Read our guide on how to help your baby when struggling with reflux for more advice. 

 

There’s no right or wrong answer for this one but you should introduce a dummy when you feel it will help support you and your baby. If you’re breastfeeding, midwives and health visitors would recommended waiting until your feeding is established (usually around 3-4 weeks) to make sure your baby is learning to feed effectively and also to protect your mulk supply. Every baby is different, so follow your instincts and what works best for both you and your baby.

 

They don’t directly relieve wind, but the sucking motion babies use on a dummy can help them relax and in turn make it a little easier for trapped wind to pass. However, frequent sucking could also potentially lead to your baby swallowing extra air.