Our orthodontic Anytime baby soothers feature an oval, reverse ortho baglet that is vented. This means it compresses more easily than traditional, air-filled baglets and therefore reduces pressure on baby’s developing teeth and gums. The symmetrical, soft silicone baglet is fully reversible and has no ‘wrong’ side-up, so the soother will always be placed correctly in your baby’s mouth, even when your little one baby puts the soother in their mouth themselves. Parents have praised the MAM night soother for being popular with bottle-fed and breastfed babies alike, and you can also combine it with MAM bottles to offer babies a familiar soothing experience. This is a well-made dummy that won’t lose its shape, even following a few months of use. Made from silicone, it can be used for babies up to six months old and has an orthodontic shape to help maintain healthy mouth and teeth development. Recognised as Australia’s no.1 natural latex cherry soother, this soother is our most natural soother featuring a 100% natural latex baglet. Latex is a super soft and flexible material which mimics the natural feel of a mum’s breast meaning there’s less chance of confusion when your baby is switching between breast and soother.

Once a baby gets a little older, becoming more apt at removing a dummy themselves, the all-silicone design will be more toy-like and great for teething: a baby will be able to hold the dummy and chew the teat or shield to soothe gums and teeth.

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Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number). We found this dummy maintained its colour and shape, even after sterilisation multiple times over months of use, and we loved the ventilation holes in its shield that further add to baby’s comfort. Soothers are known by many different names such as dummies, pacifiers, dodies and binkies. At Tommee Tippee, we use the word ‘soother’ as it does just that, soothes baby. Try to use an orthodontic or flat dummy; some pieces of evidence show that they are better for tooth development. Always make sure not to tie the dummy to your baby with strings or ribbons which could get tangled around them, and never dip it in sugar or foods of any kind.

Related: The best baby playpens 2022 In a hurry? Here are the best dummies for newborns and babies at a glance The Flexy Soother forms around your baby’s face, helping them latch on, plus it stays in place as the baby moves or changes position during sleep.

The curved shield sits comfortably between your baby’s chin and nose and the holes in each side allow extra air flow and prevent the build- up of moisture. This design helps to protect your baby’s delicate skin against irritation.

Reversible baglet: With no 'wrong-side-up' this soother will always be placed correctly in baby's mouth, even when your baby puts it in their mouth themselves Designed for the first three months of a little one’s life, this dummy is widely used to soothe premature babies since the teat here is softer compared to the brand’s 3+ month Flexy Soother. The latter is better suited to a baby’s oral development as they get a bit bigger. Plenty of parents have been amazed at how comfortable their babies appeared while using this dummy, and appreciated the slot for a clip to secure the dummy to a buggy or to baby’s clothes.

Yes. A newborn dummy should be used once breastfeeding is established, which is around the four-week mark, although some parents find success introducing it earlier. This time frame differs for each infant, but introducing a dummy after a few weeks shouldn’t impact how a baby breastfeeds. As one of the smartest newborn dummies on the market, this product has an oval, orthodontic teat, with a curved shield that compresses easily. The latter allows air to flow more freely, thereby alleviating pressure on a baby’s gums and teeth.