Tommee Tippee makes soothers, cups, bottles and feeding accessories for babies and toddlers. The range covers soothers in age bands from newborn through to toddler, alongside spill-resistant cups, straw cups, and handy accessories such as milk powder dispensers. Whether you are managing night feeds or helping your little one take their first steps towards independent drinking, there is a practical solution here to suit your needs. Browse the full Tommee Tippee range below and find what works for your family. Every product carries a minimum age on its packaging, so follow that guidance and the instructions for use supplied with each item. Safety: never attach a soother to a cord, ribbon or chain around a baby's neck, never dip a soother in a sweet substance, and never leave a baby unattended with a bottle or cup. If you have questions about feeding your baby, speak to your public health nurse, pharmacist or GP.
Soothers are sold in age bands that start at birth, and each pack states the age it is designed for. As your baby grows you can add straw cups, insulated cups and milk powder dispensers. Speak to your public health nurse, pharmacist or GP about feeding equipment for a newborn, and never attach a soother to a cord or ribbon around a baby's neck.
Material details, including BPA information, are listed on each product's packaging and by the manufacturer. Always check the individual product packaging or the manufacturer's website to confirm the materials used before purchasing.
Most soothers and plastic cups can be sterilised using a cold water steriliser, steam steriliser, or by boiling in water for the time stated on the packaging. Always check the care instructions for each item, as some insulated cups may have parts that require different handling. Before each use, inspect soothers and teats and pull them in all directions. Throw away any item at the first sign of damage or weakness, and replace them as often as the manufacturer's instructions state.
Each cup carries a minimum age on its packaging, so check the pack. Follow HSE guidance on introducing drinks other than breast milk or formula, which is generally from around six months, and ask your public health nurse about the right time for your baby.
Soothers are sized by age range — typically 0–6 months, 6–18 months, and 18–36 months — so that the shield and teat fit the size of a baby's mouth. Using the correct size matters for comfort and safety, so always check the age guidance printed on the packaging before buying.
