Tommee Tippee NightGlow Dummy (18-36 Months) – 4 Pack, Glow in The Dark
Product description
The essentials
A night dummy should do two things: help comfort your baby, and make your life a little easier when it’s dark. This Tommee Tippee NightGlow dummy pack (4 dummies) is aimed at the 18–36 months stage and is designed to glow in the dark after charging in daylight. That “night glow” concept is the headline here, with a comfort-led shape and an orthodontic-style vented teat to suit developing teeth and gums.
It’s a straightforward buy for parents who want a night-time soother without rummaging for one in the cot. That said, it’s not magic: the glow is dependent on the dummy being charged in light first, so if your evenings are very dim and you forget to charge, the glow may feel underwhelming.
It also comes with the familiar Tommee Tippee approach of a symmetrical teat and details intended to be gentle on skin.
Key points
These dummies are made for night-time routines, not just day-time comfort. The glow in the dark feature is designed to last through the night after a daylight “charge”, which can be especially useful during late feeds or early wake-ups.
Comfort-wise, the smooth, curved shield is meant to sit nicely on your baby’s face, and the symmetrical silicone teat is designed to fit comfortably either way up. You also get an orthodontic dummy design with a vented teat that compresses as your baby sucks, aiming to be gentle on developing teeth and gums.
On top of that, there are air holes positioned on either side to improve airflow and help minimise moisture build-up and skin irritation—small details, but they matter if your baby is a heavy soother user.
What you’ll notice day to day
In real use, the glowy part is what makes this feel different from a plain dummy. On a calm bedtime routine, you can give the dummies a quick charge in daylight and then spot them more easily if one goes missing in the dark. It’s the kind of feature you only notice when you need it.
The design also looks and feels child-friendly: a curved shield helps the dummy sit comfortably, while the symmetrical silicone teat and venting are aimed at balancing comfort and oral development support.
Worth noting, though: if your priority is maximum simplicity (one less “feature” to think about), a standard dummy can be less hassle. Here, you’re effectively paying for the night glow and the vented, orthodontic-style teat approach.
Tech specs
- Name: Tommee Tippee NightGlow Dummy
- Type: Orthodontic soother / dummy
- Age range: 18–36 months
- Pack size: 4 pack
- Glow: Glow in the dark after charging in daylight
- Teat type: Symmetrical silicone teat
- Teat design: Vented teat intended to be gentle on developing teeth and gums
- Shield design: Smooth, curved shield
- Air flow: Air holes on either side to improve air flow and reduce moisture build-up and skin irritation
- Safety materials: BPA-free
- Steriliser safe: Yes
- Colour/tones: Twilight tones
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a night-time dummy that’s easier to find after lights-out, and you’re using soothers regularly enough for airflow and skin comfort to matter. The glow-in-the-dark charging approach suits households where there’s access to daylight earlier in the day, so the dummy can be charged properly.
It might not suit you if you’d rather avoid any dependency on “charging” and timing. Also, if your baby is sensitive to specific teat shapes, you may find you need to trial comfort first—this is orthodontic-style and vented, not just a generic teat.
Care, storage and buying checks
Because the dummies are described as steriliser safe, that’s helpful for parents who like to keep feeding and soother items hygienic as part of the routine.
Before you buy, it’s worth checking that the 18–36 months size is the right stage for your child. Dummies are often age-specific, and using the wrong stage can be frustrating—either the fit isn’t right or your baby won’t take to it.
Also consider whether you’re likely to remember the daylight charge. If you rarely use soothers during the day, you might not get the best glow effect at night.
Is it worth it?
If you want a dummy for night-time routines and you like the idea of being able to spot it more easily in the dark, this 4 pack of Tommee Tippee NightGlow dummies is a sensible pick. The glow-in-the-dark feature, combined with an orthodontic-style vented, symmetrical teat and air holes for airflow, is built around comfort and practicality.
However, you may want to skip it if you don’t think you’ll reliably charge the dummies in daylight. In that case, the “night glow” benefit becomes less reliable, and you may be better off with a simpler soother design.
Mini FAQ
Questions parents usually ask
How does the glow work?
The dummy is described as charging in daylight, then glowing in the dark all night. In other words, the glow depends on a prior light charge.
Is it meant for night use only?
It’s designed as a night-time dummy, but it’s still a normal soother product. The glow feature is what makes it particularly relevant after bedtime.
Is it BPA-free?
Yes, it’s described as BPA-free.
Is it safe to sterilise?
Yes, it’s described as steriliser safe.
Does it include airflow features?
Yes—there are air holes on either side intended to improve airflow and minimise moisture build-up and skin irritation.