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The Milton Mini portable soother steriliser is a brand new product from Milton for cleaning & sterilising on the go. Anyone who takes a dummy out & about will know how frustrating it is when the dummy is spat or pulled out, but you can’t give it back because it’s been on the floor, so you end up having more than one with you. Now there is no need to take more than one dummy. 

Milton Mini portable soother steriliser review

In the pack you get the Mini, a carry strap, instructions, and 10 sterilising tablets to start you off.

Milton mini contents

The instructions are very straight forward to follow, so after the first time using it you won’t even need to read them again. You just fill the Mini with water, add the tablet, let it dissolve, add the sponges and then in goes the dummy and screw the lid on. The Mini is then ready to use after just 15 minutes. The unique sponges absorb the solution so there are no spills, plus it helps to remove dirt from the teat, so no need to rinse. 

Milton mini inside

The Mini stays sterile and reusable for 24 hours, so is incredibly handy for long journeys, or even to take on trips away or holidays. The carry strap will attach to practically anything, so the pram frame, car seat, handbag, or changing bag, to name but a few. This ensures you always have a sterilised dummy directly to hand.

Milton Mini pieces
 
We took it out on an adventure yesterday and attached it to the clip inside of my changing bag.
Milton mini attached to bag


The Mini comes in 3 different colours, the lovely purple shown here, and a fantastic blue & green. It retails at £6.99 at a variety of stores, and stockists can be found here.

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I was sent this product free of charge to review, but all thoughts & opinions are honest & my own. 

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Stacey

I’m Stacey, a bookworm (or should that be dragon?!) from a quaint hamlet on the outskirts of Lincolnshire. In my late 30s, I’m a devoted mum to two wonderful boys who are both autistic—a unique aspect that makes them different, not less. I also share my home with my husband and Barney, my lovable Frenchie x Beagle.

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