Tommee Tippee Night Time Soother No.433400

Tommee Tippee Night Time Soother No.433400

Parents wanting to find a soother in a dark room without switching on a light often look for a glow-in-the-dark design. For this reason, the Tommee Tippee Night Time Soother No.433400 comes as a pack of two, rated for 18 to 36 months. Additionally, the handle recharges in daylight, then glows after the lights go out. Furthermore, the silicone teat is symmetrical, so it sits correctly whichever way it enters a baby’s mouth. Meanwhile, the translucent shields carry a soft blue tint.

Moreover, the teat has an orthodontic, vented shape that compresses under pressure. This differs from a round, air-filled teat, which resists compression. As a result, the soother places less pressure on developing teeth and gums. The curved shield sits between a baby’s nose and chin, and large holes on each side let air flow. Consequently, moisture builds up less, which helps protect the skin around the mouth. In addition, the pack includes a reusable sterilising case, and the silicone resists stains and odours.

Specifications

• Material: Medical-grade silicone teat, BPA-free
• Set: Pack of 2 soothers with reusable sterilising case
• Teat: Symmetrical, orthodontic, vented
• Shield: Curved, with air holes, translucent blue
• Feature: Glow-in-the-dark handle, recharges in daylight
• Age range: 18 to 36 months

Parents use a soother like this at bedtime and during night wakings, when a quick, quiet reach matters. For example, the glowing handle guides a hand to the soother without a lamp waking the baby. Similarly, the sterilising case lets a parent clean a soother between uses. Therefore, the Tommee Tippee Night Time Soother No.433400 suits parents settling a toddler who still relies on a soother for sleep.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this soother pack. It suits parents wanting a glow-in-the-dark, orthodontic soother for toddlers.

How does the glow-in-the-dark handle work?
The handle charges in daylight, then gives off a soft glow in a dark room. Therefore, a parent finds the soother at night without turning on a light.

What does orthodontic mean for a soother?
An orthodontic teat has a vented, oval shape that compresses more easily than a round one. As a result, it presses less against developing teeth and gums.