Tommee Tippee Night Time Glow in the Dark Soothers, Symmetrical Orthodontic Design, BPA-Free Silicone, 6-18 Months, Pack of 2 Dummies, Assorted

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Helps with transition: A reassuring alternative to traditional soothers, this one feels, flexes and stretches just like skin for less chance of confusion when feeding your baby from breast or bottle Dummies are very easy to clean, and if you happen to drop it or get it dirty, it can wash easily in washing up liquid and warm water.

Extra-large air openings maximise circulation, allowing skin to breathe so perfect for sensitive baby skin Promotes the healthy development of teeth and jaw by exercising baby's lips, tongue and facial muscles Ease of cleaning – Most dummies clean easily with washing up liquid and warm water. For younger babies, we'd also recommend sterilising them too after cleaning. Age range – Make sure the dummy you buy is suitable for your baby's age range. They often start at 0-6 months, 6-18 months and 18 months plus.Make sure you sterilise your baby's dummy regularly, especially if it gets dropped when out and about. You can do this using a bottle steriliser, a microwave steriliser or by boiling the dummy to remove any contaminants. Some are dishwasher safe too. Make sure to let it completely cool before giving it to your baby. Sometimes dummies can interfere with breastfeeding; to avoid this, you need to make sure your baby is feeding well and gaining weight before introducing a dummy It is important however to be aware of the potential implications of long-term dummy use on your baby. It's advised that your baby should give up their dummy once their teeth start growing through as it can lead to incorrect positioning of the teeth and also problems with speech development. How do you clean a dummy? Materials – most dummies have a silicone teat with plastic handle but others can be made with a latex teat. While latex is softer, it probably won't last as long. Ventilation holes – To prevent suffocation, it's essential for your baby's dummy to have two or more ventilation holes on the shield. Should you use a dummy for breastfed babies? Is it safe?

Symmetrical orthodontic* design: Our Breast-Like soother features a symmetrical silicone teat and with no ‘wrong’ side up, it will always be placed correctly in baby’s mouth To use a dummy safely and to minimise any dummy risks, there are a few steps to take. Don't tie the newborn dummy to your baby with strings or ribbons which could get tangled around your baby, and never dip it in sugar or foods of any kind.Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, Company number: 1394141; Registered office: Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing, Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern, 75 Hampstead Road, London NW1 2PL If your baby uses a dummy all day, it can be harder for them to communicate with you or begin to make sounds According to the Lullaby Trust, the use of a dummy during sleep can help prevent SIDS, so it's definitely okay to offer your baby a dummy while they sleep at night. Glows in the dark: The soother shield will recharge in natural light and will glow in the dark for up to 8 hours so you can locate the soother in a dark room without having to disturb baby

During the first six months of your baby's life, while they're still building their immune system, you should sterilise your baby's dummy every day which is why it's worth making sure you have a few before baby is born. Brand new dummies should also be sterilised before use to get rid of any germs. Can you use a dummy over night? Breast-like: Inspired by our award-winning closer to nature teat, this soft silicone teat flexes and stretches just like mum, providing breast-like comfort for the most natural soothing experience Kind on baby’s skin: This unique soother shield curves away from baby’s face and offers superior ventilation for better air flow to reduce moisture build-up and help prevent irritation Dummies are not bad for babies and how long you allow your child to have a dummy for really does depend on your baby and your personal preference as a parent.