Baby Dummies & Soothers

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Browse our range of quality dummies which Australian parents trust to soothe bub and settle little ones to sleep. Available for newborn size to 6 months and above, our baby dummy range includes silicone and natural rubber dummies with vent holes, available in a selection of shapes and colours. ***** Soothe and settle your little one with our range of trusted dummies and pacifiers Using a dummy or pacifier Parents give their baby a dummy -- also known as a pacifier -- because a dummy can help a baby sleep as well as soothe and settle. But when it comes to deciding on a baby dummy for your little one, the choices can seem endless. The first thing to always consider is child safety. Always choose a dummy that complies with Australian safety standards. Check the product and packaging for Australian Standard AS 2432:2015. Next on the list is to work out the best baby dummy for your child that will help soothe and settle. The best baby dummy for your child is the one that works! What this means is that for many parents, finding the right baby dummy involves a lot of trial and error. Baby dummies and feeding soothers which comply with Australian Standards To keep your child safe at all times, it is important to only buy child products that meet the necessary Australian child safety requirements. All Metro Baby’s products comply with Australian Standards -- dummies and pacifiers included. Some safety considerations to look out for when buying a baby dummy includes an easy grip handle, a firm plastic shield with air vent holes, and easy to clean material to hygienically sterilise or wash in the dishwasher. Whatever trusted brand of baby dummy you choose, don’t ever tie a dummy to your baby’s clothing with ribbon or string as this may get tangled around your baby. Only use a safety approved baby dummy accessory and never leave your dummy attached to your child unattended or while sleeping. Also, don’t dip a dummy in honey or any foods. What you need to know when introducing a