Our orthodontic* soothers feature an oval, reverse ortho baglet that is vented meaning it compresses more easily than traditional, air-filled baglets and therefore reduces pressure on baby’s developing teeth and gums. The symmetrical, silicone baglet that is fully reversible and has no ‘wrong’ side-up so it will always be placed correctly in your baby’s mouth.

Don’t worry, teething isn’t a constant process, and each tooth or pair of teeth should only cause your baby pain for just over a week. Five days ahead of an appearance –‘eruption day’– and three days afterwards. Teething tips 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.

We recommend that you replace the soother every month and always at the first signs of damage or weakness. We recommend against prolonged soother use over 24 months and stopping soother use when your child is older than 36 months. Suitable for all stages of teething Before their teeth start growing, babies’ gums will start to feel uncomfortable. By putting this teether in the fridge, the cool feeling will help relieve the pain. Modern designs: Simple and stylish with a range of beautiful designs for style as individual as your little one Acceptance guaranteed: Accepted by 98% of babies**, the 100% medical-grade, BPA-free silicone teat is soft, flexible but extremely durable and won’t absorb stains and odours

It's common for teething to cause little one's some discomfort as their first teeth come in, and because they're not able to verbally communicate how they're feeling in the early stages, it can be hard to know how to soothe their painful gums. Our orthodontic** Fun Style soothers feature an oval, reverse ortho baglet that is vented meaning 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 that is fully reversible and has no ‘wrong’ side-up so the soother will always be placed correctly in your baby’s mouth, even when baby puts the soother in their mouth themselves. From an independent study in July 2021 of 416 mums with a 0-36m child, who are currently using a Tommee Tippee® soother. Giving lots of extra love and cuddles:Teething can be upsetting for both you and your baby, so extra cuddles can really help! You can also sing and talk to them so they know you’re right there with them to help them.Mum recommended: Loved by mums and babies, our Anytime dummies help to settle baby, with 99% of mums reporting they would recommend our soothers to others** Massaging their gums:You can use a clean finger to massage around their gums for one to two minutes. This often soothes their pain and distracts them.

Dust-free and easy to clean: The hygienic, anti-static properties prevent dust from settling and the one-piece design is really easy to clean – dishwasher safe CLEANING AND STERILISATION: Before first use place the soother in boiling water for 5 min, allow to cool, and squeeze out any trapped water from the soother. This is to ensure hygiene. Clean before each use. Wash in warm soapy water The BPA-free silicone baglet is super-soft and flexible whilst also being robust and durable. The smooth surface of silicone is very easy to clean and won’t absorb stains and odours. The hygienic, anti-static properties prevent dust from settling and as it has a one-piece design, it is really easy to clean - simply pop in a steriliser, wash by hand or in the top shelf of the dishwasher. Symmetrical orthodontic* design: The Tommee Tippee Anytime soother features a symmetrical silicone teat and with no ‘wrong’ side up, it will always be placed correctly in baby’s mouthKind on baby’s skin: The curved shield ensures a comfortable fit between baby’s nose and chin and the large holes allow extra air flow and prevent moisture build-up to help prevent skin irritation The easy to clean, BPA-free silicone baglet is soft and flexible whilst also being robust and durable. We recommend that you replace the pacifier every month and always at the first signs of damage or wear. We recommend against prolonged pacifier use over 24 months and stopping pacifier use when your child is older than 36 months. Silky-soft silicone: The extremely durable, 100% medical-grade soft silicone soother is soft and flexible with a skin-like feel and texture, so it feels familiar in baby’s mouth Our lightest ever soother: The Tommee Tippee Ultra-Light Silicone Soother is light enough to stay put in in baby’s mouth for longer, so you don’t need to replace it every few minutes Pop it in the fridge to cool it down for extra soothing and comfort. With a range of textures from soft, medium to hard, it’s suitable for all stages of teething.

Giving your baby a sugar-free pain killer:If teething is painful and causing your baby to have a mild raised temperature (less than 38°C), you can ask your doctor or pharmacist about sugar-free painkillers that're designed for babies and young children. These contain a small dose of paracetamol or ibuprofen. It’s important to note that anyone under 16 shouldn't be given aspirin. The symmetrical, soft silicone baglet that is fully reversible and has no ‘wrong’ side-up so the soother will always be placed correctly in your baby’s mouth, even when baby puts the soother in their mouth themselves. The curved shield sits comfortably between baby’s chin and nose and the holes in each side allow extra air flow and prevent the build-up of moisture which helps to protect baby’s delicate skin against irritation. The easy to clean, BPA-free silicone baglet is soft and flexible whilst also being robust and durable. We recommend that you replace the soother every month and always at the first signs of damage or wear. As lower molars start to make an appearance when your baby is around 6 months old, the surfaces massage and soothe discomfort. As upper incisors and canines appear, this lightweight teether provides a soothing chewing experience. From an independent study in July 2021 of 416 mums with a 0-36m child, who are currently using a Tommee Tippee® soother:Giving your baby a sugar-free pain killer:If teething is painful and causing your baby to have a mild raised temperature (less than 38°C or 100°F), you can ask your doctor or pharmacist about sugar-free painkillers that're designed for babies and young children. These contain a small dose of paracetamol or ibuprofen. It’s important to note that anyone under 16 shouldn't be given aspirin.