Dr Brown's Advantage Stage 1 Glow in the Dark Pacifier 2 Pack

The Dr Brown's Advantage Stage 1 Glow in the Dark Pacifier is a fully symmetrical soother designed for non-nutritive sucking — the comfort sucking babies do that isn't about milk. Because the bulb is symmetrical, it sits correctly in baby's mouth whether it goes in right-side up or upside down, so there's no fiddling to orient it. This pack contains two dummies, and the glow-in-the-dark feature makes them easier to spot in a dim room at night.

The teat is made from 100% silicone with a rounded shape that satisfies the suckling reflex, and the shield is shaped to sit away from the skin. It's a practical everyday soother for parents who want something easy to clean and simple to find after dark.

A symmetrical teat that goes in either way

A symmetrical teat means the top and bottom match, so it can generally be inserted either way up. That's helpful when you're settling a baby one-handed or in low light and don't want to check the orientation first. This is the Stage 1 size, part of a range offered in two stages sized to suit different ages as baby grows — so it's worth checking the stage against baby's age when you buy.

Made to be easy to find at night

The glow-in-the-dark bulb charges from daylight or room light and glows softly afterwards, which makes the dummy easier to locate in the dark. It's a locate-at-night convenience rather than a sleep aid — a dummy that has fallen out once baby is asleep doesn't need to be replaced, and it should never be forced.

Comfort and everyday care

The rounded silicone bulb is shaped to satisfy the suckling reflex, and the shield design lets baby's skin breathe, which is intended to help reduce irritation around the mouth. The silicone is taste-free, odour-free and BPA-free. For cleaning, it's dishwasher safe on the top rack and steriliser safe, so it fits easily into your existing routine. As with any dummy, check it regularly for cracks, tears, stickiness or discolouration, and replace it if you spot any of these.

Safe use

Always consider whether baby is hungry before offering a dummy — rooting, hand-to-mouth movements and increasing alertness can signal a feed is needed. Never sweeten, modify or attach anything to the dummy, and don't use clips, cords or toys with it during sleep as part of a safe sleep setup. If you're breastfeeding, many parents wait until feeding is well established before introducing a dummy. The design is offered in a range of colours and patterns, and the specific design supplied may vary.