Baby Dummies and Pacifiers
Baby Dummies and Pacifiers
Discover Pigeon's thoughtfully designed baby dummies and pacifiers, created to support your baby's natural oral development whilst providing gentle soothing comfort from newborn through 12+ months.
Our range includes the lightweight MiniLight Pacifier with playful designs, the SkinFriendly Pacifier developed with paediatric dentist expertise for sensitive skin, and sustainable options featuring artwork by artists with special needs. Each pacifier features super soft silicone teats, wider ventilation holes to prevent moisture build-up, and orthodontic designs that protect teeth alignment.
Available in three age-appropriate sizes (0+, 6+, and 12+ months), Pigeon dummies help satisfy your baby's natural sucking instinct whilst keeping them calm and comfortable during settling, teething, or between feeds.
Yes, Pigeon dummies are available in three age-appropriate sizes:
- • Size S for babies 0+ months with a 12mm teat
- • Size M for babies 6+ months with a 15mm teat
- • Size L for babies 12+ months with a 17mm teat
Each size is designed to fit your baby's mouth naturally and cater to their oral development as they grow.
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