Avent Freeflow Soother

Description: Brand: Avent / Nursing Aids: Soothers / Product range: 0 to six months, six to 18 months,

Newest Review: ... fell into a more peaceful slumber that lasted at least a couple of hours, and Avent soothers had won our hearts! In any ... more

... case, Mia refused to take any other brand of dummy whatsoever, or teat for that matter. I promptly set out to buy more, we now have a veritable range of colours for our little one. (it is recommended to change soothers after three months, always check teat for damage before giving to baby, especially when teeth appear). I prefer the freeflow ones pictured above, because they are in pleasant colours, with a translucent outer part, which means the babies face isn't as obstructed from view. These soothers are made fro...more

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Avent Freeflow Soother: At last, light at the end of the tunnel for the sleep depriv ... (452 words)
by - written on 20/04/08 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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We decided while I was pregnant, that we would try not to give our baby a dummy because of all the literature I had been given from my midwife about it interfering with breastfeeding. After three or four sleepless (and I mean sleepless!) nights we were desperate. We had been given two Avent soothers free with our kit of steriliser, breast pump etc. My partner convinced me to give it a go - I was cynical however. If the baby couldn't sleep for longer than ten minutes at a time, what was a dummy going to do? It wasn't magic was it? Oh what a naive fool I was! With dummy inserted Mia promptly fell into a more peaceful slumber that lasted at least a ... Read the complete review