Philips Avent Number 2 of 7 in Soothers
One of the more widely used brands with good all round ratings
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- Good Product Quality
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"found these very good. my baby girl took to them well"
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Strong- little one has pulled on it a lot but they havent come apart at all. Little hard to ensure it stays clean as bits get caught between the teat and plastic which can be hard to get out. Glow in the dark ones not worth it as they dont glow for long
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Love these dummies, don't leave a mark on my baby's face and have used them since birth.
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Variety of teets , colours and designs
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Nice and good quality but pricey
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Baby took to these dummies easily. Love the cap that come with them, great for when out and about.
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We only used them until my son was about 3 months old but they were great. We bought them from Aldi. Most of their baby and toddler events supply the Avent dummies and have a wide range for lower prices.
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These were the first dummies I used with my daughter and they ate brilliant. Especially at the beginning as they have a cap for the sucker part which is easier for shoving in a bag. Nice designs too.
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These are great quality soothers but find them a bit pricey compared with most brands. I find them a bit heavier than most dummies and the teat is not the best shape. Both my babies couldn
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Good but not as bright/colourful as others
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Good quality
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Very convenient for on the go, thanks to the little travel cover it comes with. Keeps it clean when you put it in your bag.
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The luminescent ones do not hold their light for very long but overall I found them brilliant as they're orthodontic, you can put them in the steriliser and are very 'hard wearing' and of great design. The only downside is that fluff from e.g. dribble bibs can get stuck between the rubbery 'teat' and the plastic frame bit.
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