Tommee Tippee Anytime Soother - 0-6 months

It is recommended to replace soothers regularly, typically every 1-2 months, or immediately if they show any signs of wear or damage to ensure safety and hygiene.

While some dishwashers may have a delicate cycle, Tommee Tippee recommends washing by hand with warm, soapy water and sterilizing as per instructions to maintain the integrity and lifespan of the soother.

Yes, the Anytime Soothers are designed for all-day and all-night use to help calm and settle your baby. Ensure it is clean and properly sterilized before each use.

Orthodontic soothers have a specially shaped teat designed to mimic the shape of a nipple during feeding. This symmetrical design aims to support natural oral development and minimize impact on teeth alignment.

Yes, you can sterilize the Tommee Tippee Anytime Soothers by boiling them in water for 5 minutes. Ensure they are fully submerged and removed carefully after cooling.

If your baby has teeth, carefully inspect the soother before each use. If any signs of damage or chewing are present on the teat or shield, discard the soother immediately to prevent potential hazards.

Medical-grade silicone is durable, easy to clean, stain and odor-resistant, and remains hygienic. It's also a soft and flexible material that is gentle on a baby's gums and mouth.

Babies have individual preferences. Try a different type of soother or offer it at a different time (e.g., when genuinely fussy rather than just for comfort). Ensure the soother is clean and properly positioned.

Inspect the soother carefully for any tears, holes, or signs of weakness in the silicone teat or shield. Discard and replace immediately if any damage is observed to prevent choking hazards.

Silicone is generally stain and odor-resistant. If this occurs, ensure thorough cleaning after each use and proper sterilization. Deep cleaning or replacement may be necessary if the issue persists.

Ensure the shield is not being pressed too tightly against the skin and that the large airflow holes are not blocked. Clean the area around the mouth gently. If irritation continues, consult with a healthcare professional.