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BabyStuff - Latest Pacifier Clip Designs

Featuring a delicate crochet bead, a sweet daisy accent, and personalised wooden name beads, this stylish and practical dummy clip keeps your little one's pacifier secure while adding a soft, playful touch. Designed with safety and comfort in mind, it's the perfect gift for newborns and a beautiful addition to any baby’s essentials. Available in a variety of soothing colours!

The Pastel Glow Dummy Clip combines soft, calming colours with ultimate functionality. Designed as a dummy with chain to keep pacifiers secure, this pacifier chain with name is crafted from BPA-free, baby-safe silicone beads. The durable wooden clip, engraved with the BabyStuff logo, ensures a firm but gentle grip on clothing without causing damage. Whether you’re looking for a personalised dummy clip or a teething dummy chain, this design offers a stylish solution for both everyday use and gifting.

The Pebble Disc Dummy Clip is a perfect blend of natural elegance and practicality. Designed to secure your baby’s dummy with a chain, this personalised dummy clip features a beautifully engraved wooden disc alongside soft, baby-safe silicone beads. The neutral tones complement any outfit while ensuring the dummy chain clip stays secure and within reach. With a durable clasp and high-quality cord, this dummy with chain offers... Read More

Dummy with Chain, Pacifier Clip, Dummy Clip… What’s the Difference?

Dummy with chain – Common in Malta and Europe.

Pacifier clip – The go-to name in the US.

Dummy clip – Popular in the UK and Australia.

Soother holder – Just another way to say it!


Ever searched for a dummy clip and found a bunch of names like pacifier clip, soother holder, or dummy with chain? You’re not alone! They all mean the same thing – a handy little clip that keeps your baby’s pacifier clean and close.


No matter what you call it, we’ve got beautifully crafted, baby-safe clips that do the job perfectly. Check out our collection and find the one that’s just right for your little one!

Stylish, safe, and on-trend—here’s what’s shaping pacifier clips in 2025!

Latest Trends in Pacifier Clips

Why do personalised dummy clips even matter?

Ever had a teacher or caregiver hand you a pacifier and ask, "Is this yours?"—only to realise you have no idea? Avoid the awkward pause (and potential baby mix-ups) with a personalised dummy clip!


No More Mystery Pacifiers

In nurseries and daycares, pacifiers have a habit of disappearing, swapping owners, or ending up on the floor (because gravity is a baby’s favourite game). A personalised dummy clip makes it clear who it belongs to—no more mix-ups, no more “Is this my baby’s?” debates.


Practical, Stylish & Actually Useful

It’s not just a cute accessory—it keeps pacifiers off the floor, stops them from going missing, and makes life easier for caregivers. Plus, when a teacher asks for a labelled pacifier, you can proudly say, “Already sorted!”


One Less Thing to Worry About

Between snack-time negotiations, outfit battles, and general toddler chaos, the last thing you need is a pacifier identity crisis. A simple name on a clip? Instant peace of mind—and one less thing to chase after!

The Little Nibbles Pacifier Clip combines soft, baby-safe silicone beads and personalised wooden letters, keeping your baby’s dummy secure with style and charm.

The Rainbow Glow Pacifier Clip is a vibrant and practical accessory, designed to keep your baby's pacifier secure while adding a splash of color to their essentials. Featuring a mix of soft, baby-safe silicone beads in a beautiful gradient, this clip is both stylish and functional. The engraved wooden disc adds a personalised touch, making it a unique keepsake for your little one.

The Woodland Nibbles Pacifier Clip combines soft, baby-safe silicone beads and personalised wooden letters, offering a stylish and secure way to keep your baby’s dummy close.

Inspired by designs from Etsy, Instagram, or Pinterest? Let us bring your vision to life.

Seen a Pacifier Clip You Love? We Can Recreate It!

Dummy Clip Safety

At BabyStuff, your baby's safety is our top priority. We meticulously craft each dummy clip to meet and exceed the highest safety standards, ensuring you have peace of mind every time your little one uses our products. Our commitment to quality means we strictly adhere to industry regulations, designing each clip with both safety and durability in mind.

Understanding the potential hazards of improperly designed pacifier clips, we ensure our dummy chains are approximately 180mm to 200mm in length. This careful measurement significantly reduces the risk of strangulation, aligning with safety recommendations that suggest pacifier clips should not exceed 7-8 inches (approximately 178-203mm) in total length.


Unfortunately, some competitors offer longer clips, which can pose serious risks; we prioritize your child's well-being by avoiding such practices.We use 1.5mm thick cords, meeting stringent safety guidelines to ensure strength and durability, we don’t want our clips to break in the hands of a little one.

We know parents need to feel confident and well-informed about the products they use. That’s why we’ve provided detailed safety guidelines, easy-to-follow cleaning instructions, and a comprehensive FAQ section. Read on to learn more about our safety practices and how to care for your soother holder.

Strangulation Hazard: The Importance of Dummy Clip Length

When choosing products for your baby, safety should always come first. At BabyStuff, we follow the EN 12586:2023 European Safety Standard for dummy clips to ensure your little one’s wellbeing.

One of the most important aspects of the standard is the length of the dummy clip. The recommended maximum length for any dummy clip is 22cm from the clip to the attachment point of the dummy. This is to prevent the risk of strangulation if the clip becomes entangled, as longer clips could lead to dangerous situations where the baby is at risk of the clip wrapping around their neck.

At BabyStuff, we strictly adhere to these length guidelines, keeping your baby safe from potential hazards. However, it's important to be cautious when purchasing homemade or non-certified dummy clips. Many homemade clips may not meet these essential safety standards, putting your baby at unnecessary risk.

We ensure that all our dummy clips are safely designed to prevent any risk of strangulation, so you can have peace of mind knowing that your baby is in safe hands.

The EN 12586 standard sets out strict safety requirements for soother holders to protect babies from potential hazards like strangulation and choking. At BabyStuff, we are committed to meeting these guidelines and are working towards full compliance. Here are the key items from the standard:


Maximum Chain Length: The standard requires soother holders to be no longer than 220mm. Our soother holders are kept shorter, at around 180mm, to further minimise the risk of strangulation.

Cord Thickness: EN 12586 specifies a minimum cord thickness to ensure durability and strength. We use 1.5mm thick cords, which comply with this requirement and reduce the risk of breakage.

Material Safety: All components, including clips and cords, must be made from baby-safe, non-toxic materials to prevent health risks. Our products are crafted using BPA-free silicone, natural wood, and durable, baby-safe cords.

Always Watch Over Your Baby: Strangulation and choking can happen quickly. Always supervise your child when the soother holder is in use.


Avoid Risky Attachments: Never attach the soother holder to cords, ribbons, laces, or loose clothing, as these can increase the risk of strangulation.


Inspect Often: Check the soother holder regularly. If you notice any damage or wear, especially to the clip, dummy, or cord, dispose of it immediately to prevent choking hazards.


Keep Packaging Materials Away: Plastic bags and packaging items can cause suffocation. Store them safely out of reach to avoid any risk.


For Soothing, Not for Sleeping: The soother holder should not be left with your baby during unsupervised sleep or play. Remove it during naps or bedtime to prevent strangulation.

Regular Cleaning: Babies love to explore with their mouths, so regular cleaning helps prevent bacteria buildup and keeps your baby healthy.


Gentle Washing: Use warm, soapy water to clean the soother holder. Avoid harsh chemicals that could weaken the materials or leave harmful residues.


Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Keep your baby safe by steering clear of strong detergents, which could be ingested if residue remains.


Inspect After Cleaning: After washing, always check the soother holder for signs of damage. Broken or compromised parts could become a choking hazard.

1. Why is the length of the soother holder important?

The EN 12586 standard limits soother holders to a maximum of 220mm to minimise strangulation risks. We keep our dummy chains at around 180mm for added safety.


2. How should I clean the soother holder?

Use warm, soapy water and let it air dry completely. Avoid strong cleaning agents that could leave harmful residues or compromise the material.


3. How often should I clean the soother holder?

Clean the soother holder regularly, especially if it has been dropped or exposed to dirt. Daily cleaning is recommended for frequent use.


4. Can I sterilise the soother holder like bottles and teats?

No, heat or steam sterilisation can damage the materials. Hand washing with warm, soapy water is the best method as recommended by EN 12586.


5. What materials are used in the soother holder, and are they safe?

We use BPA-free silicone, natural wood, and a 1.5mm thick cord. These materials are non-toxic, durable, and compliant with safety regulations.


6. Is it safe to leave the soother holder with my baby during naps or bedtime?

No, for safety reasons, do not leave the soother holder with your baby unsupervised. Strangulation and choking risks are real concerns.


7. Why should I not attach the soother holder to cords, ribbons, or loose clothing?

Attaching the soother holder to these items increases the risk of strangulation. Always attach it securely to your baby’s garment.


8. What should I do if the soother holder gets damaged?

If you notice any damage, especially to the clip, cord, or dummy, stop using it immediately. Broken parts can pose a serious choking hazard.


9. Does the packaging present any safety risks?

Yes, packaging materials, like plastic bags, can pose a suffocation risk. Dispose of them safely and keep them out of reach of children.


10. How is BabyStuff working towards full compliance with EN 12586?

We are actively working to ensure our products fully comply with EN 12586. Our commitment to safety includes continuous improvement and rigorous testing to minimise risks.

Choking Prevention in Babies: The Importance of Ventilation Holes in Dummy Clips

When it comes to your baby’s safety, every detail counts. That’s why at BabyStuff, we follow the EN 12586:2023 European Safety Standard for dummy clips and have returned several designs back to suppliers to remain a "safety first" business.

A key safety requirement? Ventilation holes and the size of the clip’s head. The standard specifies that there must be a hole every 25mm to ensure proper airflow and reduce the risk of suffocation. Babies aren’t able to eject items from their mouths effectively, so if the clip lacks proper ventilation, the risk of choking becomes a real concern.

At BabyStuff, we’re committed to ensuring that all our dummy clips meet these safety standards, giving you peace of mind. However, it’s important to be cautious when purchasing from unverified sources—many homemade dummy clips fail to meet these essential requirements, posing serious safety risks to your little one.

Stay safe, and always choose products that are designed with your baby’s wellbeing in mind.