My son has always had a dummy as it calms him down and helps him sleep, for those who's babies have had dummy's you'll know the pain of them seeming to disappear right under your nose! Because of this I have been through many different types and on one occasion I decided to buy these.

I will admit I bought them as I liked the cute little pictures on them. I got the blue ones which had rockets on. The dummy is made out of thin plastic with a big gap around the teat. I quite liked this as it helped stop the dribble rash caused from other dummy's as the dribble isn't pressed against there face and I also felt it helped with the breathing as it wasn't covering up their mouth.

The teat is a clear plastic and is quite big this helped my little boy keep it in his mouth as some teats were too small and would pop out. The teat is also orthodontic, which is also good to know. The one problem I had with them though is that after a few months of my son using them the teat seemed to have some of his saliva inside which wasn't very nice, even though I couldn't find any splits in them!

The dummy's can be sterilised which is really handy as I always sterilised dummy's each night.

The picture on the front, the reason I bought them sadly disappeared after 2-3 weeks which was slightly annoying.

I paid over £4 for these for two dummy's, since I have found Tesco's do the exact same thing only without pictures on and as this disappears so soon it doesn't really matter, Tesco's are just over a £1 for 2, you don't have to be a mathematician to work out which is the better bargain!