Yep another happy happy baby dummy user here lol well not me DD!! The cherry latex ones were recommended to me too but really its all DD would take. We have a couple of the cherry tommee tippee ones but she def preferes happy baby. I check them regularly and haven't had a issue.As soon as the start getting a bit flat I throw them out.
Naturasutten natural soothers
A green non toxic product made from the sap of a rubber tree.Does not contain
. BPA's
. Chemical Softeners
. Parabens
. PVC's
. Phthalates
Due to the special moulding of this product the dummies are extremely hygenic and they will not leave a mark on your babies face.
I have used and loved these dummies, you may have to search online for them, they are currently changing distributors for them in Australia. Another brand is makeuwell soothers, same thing except they have a hole on the other side of the teat, I like the natursutten brand as it is one piece no seams or holes anywhere and all natural untreated rubber! both cherry or orthodontic shapes!
it has holes in the shield but not in the teat, hard to explain. Have a look at the images the whole soother is natural rubber including the shield, they are very popular in europe.
I used happy baby after he was introduced to him in the special care nursery.....after tryin a heap of diff ones at home I finally found one that is almost identical to the happy baby ones but seems much better quality....they are the mothercare brand cherry shaped natural latex newborn soothers...harder to get because mothercare only have the two stores in Melbourne so far but a great alternative....he also hates the tommee tippee ones.
the soother I am talking about will be available again at ecochild it is currently out of stock till August, also natureschild, perhaps another retailer may have some online, there are quite a few selling these soothers now not only because of the health benefits no toxins at all, but the soother is made out of one piece of rubber, there are no seams or cracks or pieces that can come off or contain little nasties.
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