Soothers

Dummies are organised by age range — usually 0-6 months, 6-16 months and 16-36 months — and the teat grows with your baby's mouth. Always choose the size suited to the age, and replace it as your baby grows. Each product shows the recommended age range.

Silicone is firmer, odourless and easy to clean, making it the most popular choice. Latex (rubber) is softer and more flexible, but wears out faster. Both materials are available in this collection; the choice depends on the baby's preference and sensitivity to each material.

Yes. Several models, such as Chicco's Physio range, have a physiologically shaped teat, designed to respect your baby's palate and oral development, with ventilation holes that help reduce marks on the skin. Check the description of each product for the teat type.

Before first use, sterilise the dummy (in a steriliser or in boiling water, following the manufacturer's instructions). Day to day, wash it regularly with water and a mild detergent, and check the condition of the teat. Avoid cleaning it with your own saliva.

For hygiene and safety, it's recommended to replace the dummy every 4 to 6 weeks, or immediately if the teat shows wear, cracks or changes in shape. Check it regularly by gently pulling the teat to confirm it's still resistant.

Yes. In this collection you'll find dummy chains and clips (for example from Nattou) and dummy cases (such as those from Fabelab), useful for keeping the dummy clean and preventing it from falling. Check compatibility with your dummy model on each product's page.