Why pacifiers fall out — and how the Tommee Tippee Breast-Like fixes the physics

There is a simple reason most pacifiers fall out of a newborn's mouth constantly: poor weight distribution. The pacifier's heaviest point is at the back, so gravity tilts it forward, the teat loses contact with the palate, and suction breaks. The Tommee Tippee Breast-Like addresses this with an optimized center of gravity — the internal weight is calibrated so the teat maintains natural contact without the baby having to actively "hold" the pacifier in place. Combined with a symmetrical, breast-shaped soft silicone teat, the result is a pacifier that stays in and that breastfed babies accept more readily, because the shape and texture are familiar.

• Breast-inspired shape — soft silicone geometry designed to mirror the breast, reducing nipple confusion for breastfed newborns
• Symmetrical teat — no right way up; works correctly in any orientation, immediately
• Optimized center of gravity — weight calibrated to keep the teat in natural contact with the palate without active effort from the baby
• Ventilation holes — reduce skin contact around the baby's mouth, improving air circulation and comfort
• One-piece 100% food-grade silicone, BPA-free — no joins or crevices; safe and easy to clean
• Microwave sterilizer case included — quick sterile clean at home or on the go
• Pack of 2 — for newborns 0-6 months

The Breast-Like is designed for the first weeks, when everything about feeding is still being figured out.

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