The latex / natural rubber teat is symmetrical which ensures the dummy will always be the right way round. The air vents in the teat allow air to be pushed out when used. This flattens the teat and helps to protect the little one’s gums and palate. Quality, design and exclusivity have been prioritised in the BIBS Supreme range.

The dummy or pacifier comes in two teat shapes- a standard round one and an orthodontic one- a flat base with a round top. Both these shapes are secure and safe for use by infants, so you can buy whichever shape you want. Conclusion – People usually refer to pacifiers as dummy because it is meant to imitate a teat or nipple, the same way a dummy mimics a person. Different types of pacifiers are available in the market for your little ones. The dummy has been developed to support healthy gums and palate which is why it has a lightweight shield that mirrors the shape of the face.The matte shield is made of polypropylene and has been designed with large holes in. This has been done to increase air flow around the mouth and thereby protect the sensitive skin in this area. No more scrambling around in the dark trying to find a lost dummy. The BIBS Supreme Night Glow dummies have a shield that glows in the dark, making it easy to find at night. Hold the dummy under a light for 5 seconds and the glow effect is activated - it’s as simple as that! The glow will last for at least 8 hours and is discrete enough that it won’t wake your little one.

After feeding your baby and putting them to sleep, it is pretty irritating when you need to get up again. But when you use a pacifier at nighttime, you usually don’t have to worry about getting up in the middle of the night. Glow-in-the-dark dummies are easy to find and put into your infant’s mouth at night.Remember that you should not put a pacifier inside the mouth of a fussy baby to calm them down. It should be used when the infant is well-fed, cleaned, and cuddled. Also, refrain from putting it inside the mouth of a sleeping baby. We recommend that you replace the soother every month and always at the first signs of damage or weakness. We recommend stopping soother use when your child is older than 36 months. Plus, they should come in the same shape, design, and form as a regular one and are used in the same way. All glowing dummies should radiate a soft light that is soothing to a baby’s eyes. From an independent study in July 2021 of 416 mums with a 0-36m child, who are currently using a Tommee Tippee® soother.