TOMMEE TIPPEE Silicone Closer To Nature Fun Pacifier, 18-36 Months, 2 Count (Colors Will Vary),Multicolor

It's an amazing pacifier and we'll accepted by my baby... But the price in india is expensive which could be reduced so we can buy more products of tomee tipper brand.

Arrived on time good product

These are my sons favorite pacis! He is going to be 18 months soon so I had to go up a size. He recently stopped breastfeeding and isn’t ready to give the paci up at night time. We probably got the girl pack since they have pink and purple but they are pretty gender neutral looking to me.

Vraiment dommage qu'on ne puisse pas laisser un commentaire au moment de la commande car je me suis retrouvée avec 2 tétines très fille alors que c'est pour mon garçon !

These are my son’s favorite paci’s. He got a million different kinds for his baby shower but these are the only ones that end up staying in his mouth. We will be ordering more of these! Only downside is not being able to choose the color. I would have liked a little more variety, but little one is not gonna care. :)

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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.