TOMMEE TIPPEE Closer to Nature Everyday Baby Pacifier, Boy, Blue, 6-18 Months, 2 Count, BPA-Free (Designs May Vary)

It’s so good. My 6months old adapted to it right away. Since it’s imported, the delivery may take a while. But fear not for they give u original product. It came in perfect condition.Wud highly recommend for any cranky babies. Some babies may refuse at the beginning. Keep trying for a few days. Thn say bye-bye to those cluster-feed nights !!

Its worth for money. Very useful for my baby boy. Very good quality too. Thanks Amazon for selling us this product

Great design, Great quality, fast shipping. Thanks

Unfortunately, these might be too good. My son is addicted to them. Only these very specific ones though. He will not use any other pacifiers, not even other Tommee Tippee pacifiers.They're very cute, but the prints rub off quite quickly, so don't pick them because of the pictures.They're easy to clean and the price on Amazon seems about the same as anywhere else.

My baby was raised on Tommee Tippee bottles since she was both breastfed and formula fed due to low milk supply. The Tommee Tippee nipples are so much more life-like than many other bottle nipples, and we never had a problem with nipple confusion. Originally, she refused a pacifier, much preferring the real deal or the bottle if she wanted to suckle. When she self-weaned (relatively early, around 9 mos.), she wanted something to suckle on but was too fast and far too busy for breastfeeding and couldn't drink from a bottle all day long. This was the ONLY pacifier she would take (we tried SO MANY!), and it truly changed our lives! She was a baby that woke all night long - often every hour or two - from her first week of life until 9 months (despite every trick and approach we sought after or had suggested to us), because she apparently had a sucking reflex that just hadn't finished developing. This meant she wanted to nurse all night long, and even if we didn't give in, she would sleep fitfully, constantly waking and wanting to suckle for a minute or two and then fall back to sleep (only to wake maybe an hour, maybe 20 minutes later, to suckle some more).Once she self-weaned and lost all interest in breastfeeding apart from the nighttime wake-ups, someone who was keeping on eye on her for a couple hours while I was in a class randomly found one of these forgotten pacifiers left in her diaper bag from when she originally refused them during infancy. They gave it to her (at 9 months!), and from that moment on she was hooked. We immediately tried these at nighttime, and like a beautiful gift, she went from an up-all-night baby to a baby who only woke 2-3 times the next several months, and now at 15 months is a toddler who usually only wakes once a night (unless sick, teething, or some other legitimate complaint) and will sleep fully through the night about 40% of the time.These pacifiers, for us, were literal lifesavers at the point of me being medically diagnosed with sleep deprivation and collateral health issues. I can't promise they will work for you, but if you can relate in your circumstances to ours above, I say it's absolutely worth the try.

Although they are for older babies, my son started to suck on these since one month old and they didn’t fall out his mouth as other type of soothers I had. He sometimes falls sleep sucking this soother. I am happy with this purchase.

When my baby was first born we tried giving him a few different pacifiers/soothers when he was still in the hospital. Most of the ones we tried seemed too big for him, or he simply didn't like them.As time passed, we tried some other pacifiers. I tried to get ones that looked like they'd be comfortable orthodontically - i.e. the ones that curve to fit your baby's palette. He would take some of them, but didn't seem to love them and would often drop them, which just caused him to get upset.Finally, someone gave him a Tommee Tippee pacifier/soother when he was about 2-3 months old. I had no idea what brand it was, because the one I received was clear and it was very difficult to see the brand name written on it. Once he got ahold of it, it was hard to get him to give it up! He's now 5 months old and continues to use them every day. This is by far his favourite type of soother, and despite the shape making it look like it would not be appealing or comfortable, he loves it! I'd much rather him use one of these and wean him off of it than to try to get him to stop sucking his thumb.After some decent wear and tear on his first one, I ordered these replacement ones and he took them right away without any issue!