There are so many things to work out when you have a newborn and which type of dummy is best is another thing to add to the list. For that reason we’ve done the research for you...

Using your instincts is the best advice but if you’re looking for a few guidelines on how best to use your dummy here are a couple of tips...

Introducing a dummy to your baby is different for everyone.  However here are some tips to try and make the introduction more successful...

Should I or shouldn't I give my baby a dummy? When you’re a parent having a settled or sleeping baby is one of you top priorities as a distressed baby who won’t sleep disrupts the whole family…

Like many things with being a parent there is a fair amount of trial and error in finding the right dummy for your baby, however knowing that there are dummies out there designed specifically to simulate...

Typically babies start teething around 6 months but it can be earlier or later. There are a few common signs of teething that will help you identify if you baby has begun teething...

The Red Nose association has declared that there is evidence to suggest that consistent use of a dummy or soother can help reduce SIDs...

Sucking is a natural reflex for babies which helps soothe and settle them. As such dummies are a great settling tool for babies of any age however there are a few considerations...

Different techniques work for different babies so like everything we do as parents getting your baby to sleep on their own will come from trial and error. Here are some strategies that can help.