anyone that uses NUK dummies please read this

[GraceUnhearing]

I was just reading up about thes tests they did on the dummies.

DS has a NUK one but it wont be going back in his mouth again!
click here for results of the test (http://www.choice.com.au/viewArticle.aspx?id=105548&catId=100512&tid=100008&p=1&title=Test%3a+Danger+dummies+still+available)

its quite scary that they're on the market!

[Pobblebonk]

We don't use Nuk, and Mr Chicken only has a dummy when he's in bed, and that's where it stays too, but that is pretty scary!

[Mummy2my5]

Wow thanks for posting that,I had bought these ones for a couple of my children (they didn't use them for long) but when I have another i certainly won't be buying them. :thumbsdown:

[~rambox~]

That is quite scarey isnt it

[~Emmylou~]

I heard about this a while back and chucked all of DS's Nuk dummies immediately.

If anyone is interested the Heinz Baby Basics dummy has the same shaped nipple but a larger faceplate part so is a good substitute :thumbsup:

[mum33]

thanks for the warning...DS never took to dummies and we are currently deciding whether to give this baby a dummy when she is born so this is helpful in case we end up giving her one... thanks again :thumbsup:

[nats]

Grrrr :banghead: Why do they sell these things :mad:
I have to admit though DS seems to think his NUK dummy is a mouthguard of some sort :no: Though it wont fit into his mouth he does try and eat it.
So much for German engineering! :(

[GraceUnhearing]

If anyone is interested the Heinz Baby Basics dummy has the same shaped nipple but a larger faceplate part so is a good substitute :thumbsup:

that what i got for him instead.
plus its cheaper as well!

[mum2peanut]

From what I've heard and been told it's only the newer design ones. Not sure but DD had the cute little pink and white one, as do most of my friend's bubs and we never had a prob with that one.