Tommee Tippee Closer To Nature Night Pacifier, 6-18 Months, 2 Count (Colors May Vary)

Ayudo mucho a poder encontrar el chupon en la noche cuando mi bebé despierta llorando.

So it took us a solid 9 months to find pacifiers my kid liked consistently. When we could no longer find the ones she liked in stock without ordering online, we gave these a shot! She took to them instantly and now we have about 15 of them scattered across the house and car in various sizes because she’s picky. She took to them as soon as I gave them to her and now she carries them everywhere, even when they aren’t in her mouth. My only real complaint is that the 6-18 month size don’t have the nose opening on both the top and bottom like the 18-36 do because she sometimes likes to randomly pop them in and gets poked in the nose with the 6-18 if they aren’t facing the right direction. Other than that, they’ve been an absolute lifesaver. The nipple does seem to hold up pretty well since she’s now 13 months and cutting molars and canines and CHEWING constantly on them. She’s only managed to bite through one and that one was one of the first we bought that was worn out anyways. They’re really lightweight and don’t cause issues if she falls asleep with it in her mouth, it doesn’t fall out until she pushes it out. Plus with them having the handle, almost every pacifier clip we’ve tried has been able to work for them. I’ve gifted them to a few people with newborns and babies a few months old as well and all but one of the kids took to them. 10/10 would recommend.

Perfect for my little guy. He likes them for comfort when he hurts himself and for co.fort as he's falling asleep. The glow-in-the-dark feature is a game changer! He is now 1 yo, but he's been using these since he was 8 months old. It helps him sleep through the night since he can easily find these in the dark in his crib. He also tries to bite these during the morning/ daytime episodes, but they are very durable. He hasn't even been able to dent one or cut the nipple on one, and he has at least 11 teeth. I like that he can use it as both a paci and as a teething toy.

My son doesn't usually take a pacifier, he's completely happy without one. We used the "soothie" ones at first, but he would spit them out in his sleep. We tried these ones for bedtime, and they work very well-- the end of the bulb is a bit flared, so it tends to stay in his mouth, even when he's asleep. We've now got a very good sleep association going: stick one in his mouth and rock him for a few, and he's out like a light. Bonus points for a reduction in SIDS risk!The handles glow in the dark, but you need to remember to leave them in the light. When we leave them in his room with blackout curtains, they don't get any light and don't glow at night. If we bring them into the living room for about twenty minutes, though, they glow very nicely.We've got blue and teal ones from the baby store in town, but when we ordered we received ones that were green and black. Very stylish!

My daughter sticks to one pacifier, I was nervous about buying another set but these pacifier met her approval.