Tommee Tippee Ultra-Light Silicone Pacifier, Symmetrical One-Piece Design, BPA-Free Silicone Binkies, 0-6m, 4-Count

I searched high and low to find something like this! We were using the natural rubber nipples, but when my toddler bit a chunk out of one of them, I did some research and found that they naturally expand and weaken over time. Yikes! I decided to go with silicone but had a heck of a time finding some that were the same or similar shape as the others. These are fantastic!! My baby had no problem at all in switching over. She took to them instantly, which shocked me since she is very particular in her pacifiers. Wonderful! Theyre a nice shape, good fit, easy to clean, etc. Only issue Id say, is the clear ones are more difficult to see when they fall on the floor, especially in the dark.

I bought these pacifiers in efforts to switch my one year old from Bibs since these are a little more affordable. I like the price point, and the material feels really nice. My child liked them but I think the shape was too different from what he was used to. Overall I think I am likely to try using these with my next baby because I really like them.

Super light. Newborn can easily keep in her mouth

My baby loves them

It was hard for me to find the right pacifier that my baby will like. This is the only one the he took out of 5 products that we tried. Easy to clean.

my baby loves these

This is by far the best pacifier ever! The ones they provide at the hospital was not cutting it for my girls!

Yes, I know babies dont NEED to take a pacifier but between colic, reflux and using my boob as a pacifier, I was super desperate for a couple months for a solution. I really thought my son just wouldnt take a paci. We tried NUK, itsy ritsy, phillips avent, and MAM until we found these. My husband was shocked when he took this pacifier immediately and kept it in his mouth. This saved us so many meltdowns in the car and helped us transfer our baby to the crib (since he would wake up as soon as he unlatched). When we started daycare we noticed that most of the babies also used this paci. The only downfall is because of the material, its impossible to write your babys name on their paci. So if another child has the same ones its hard to distinguish. I ended up using a paint pen to write his initials on the little tab, but even that rubs off so I have to rewrite it everyday.

We tried every pacifier and my son gagged on every single one until we found this one. He is fully breastfed. It does get stuff inside the pacifier easily, but doesnt take long to rinse it out. The other downfall is that they dont have holes or hook to put paci clip on. The sides have holes however Im too afraid it will rub on his skin if we hook it that way. They are super durable and easy for baby to grip onto. He also will sit with it in his hand and just chew on it as well! Would suggest trying them with your child.

My son had a lip and tongue tie and wouldn’t take any pacifiers except these. We’ve had his ties revised now and he still loves them.