This gets rid of any mirco-organism that could cause your little one to be unwell. You should sterilise dummies, bottles and any other equipment at least once a day. You may need to do this more for your dummies if your little one is prone to throwing them on the floor. It is a great idea to have more than one dummy on the go at a time, to make sure that you always have one in case one gets lost or dirty. You should sterilise the dummy before its first use too.

and ensures there is no nipple confusion. We manufactured the teat very carefully for both breastfed and bottle fed babies for this reason. If you find your baby is biting on their dummy Try swapping out baby dummies for a personalised silicone teether from time to time to give your baby a way to ease tooth Our waterproof travel bags are brilliant for storing your FRIGG Dummies and dummy chains and anything else you want to put in it for when your out and about.For us Aussies, they may have an unusual name, but they are super cute! FRIGG dummies have arrived in Australia! We welcome another sensational product from Denmark. We have selected all of your favorite colours and styles and offer them in all sizes!

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Babies under six months old are susceptible to germs making them unwell so all dummies should be sterilised in a cup of boiling water for five minutes. Past six months From about 6 months, which is when it is advisable to start to wean your little one onto solid foods, and when they start to move around a bit more, they are a little more resistant to infections and so you may not need to sterilise their dummies as frequently, although it is recommended until your little one is 12 months old. Make sure to have plenty of spares available, or you’re likely to have a very upset and fussy baby when they’ve suddenly dropped or lost their dummies, and you can’t Prices shown are inclusive of 10% GST effective as of Midnight, 1st January 2021 Waterproof Travel BagsThe age old question that depending on who you ask you will most likely get a different answer. In a nutshell, yes you do need to sterilise Frigg dummies as they can attract so many germs that it is important that they are sterilised regularly. No, the recall is only for the silicone (clear teat) dummies. The latex dummies remain safe to use. These dummies are sold as a single dummy! One of the best parts about these dummies is you can choose to buy one, or as many as you like in varying sizes, colours and teet styles. We have them available in natural rubber in two sizes: Another way is steam sterilising which is what I did when my little ones were young. We had a microwave steriliser and so everything went in there. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and voila! Again, just ensure that the dummies are cool before giving them to your little one and that there is no boiling water trapped inside the teat. Re-useable steriliser bags are also great if you are travelling. An alternatives to sterilising that aren’t recommended are putting equipment through the dishwasher, putting it in your own mouth to clean it or just rinsing things under a tap.