Win MyDummy gift vouchers

Congratulations to Victoria from Glasshoughton, Vince from Braintree, Anne from Copnor and Kathryn from Marlow who each win a MyDummy gift certificate.

Prizes: We have four sets of MyDummy gift certificates (worth £25 each!) to give away.

Entries should be made using the comments box below - you will need to be logged in to enter.

If you are already a member of AskBaby.com then please login by entering your username and password below; the comment box will then be displayed. Simply type your answer in the comments box and press the 'Submit Your Comment' button. Your entry will then be submitted to the competition and your answer visible to you only (unless you have simply posted a comment about the prize).

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All entries must be received before midnight on 21st February, 2008. A winner will be chosen at random from those listed on AskBaby.com on 22nd February, 2008. Click here to read our competition terms and conditions.

The dark days of switched and mislaid dummies are finally over thanks to MyDummy.co.uk, the place where you can have your little one's name engraved on high-quality dummies from leading brands such as NUK and Nûby. At www.mydummy.co.uk you can see just how your child's name will look when engraved on one of the many different models available. If you order the dummies now, they will be delivered to your door within 5-10 days.

This fantastic concept has quickly made it to the realms of celebrity with a personalised dummy from www.MyDummy.co.uk pictured in a recent addition of People Magazine in the mouth of none other than Heidi Klum and Seal's son Henry Samuel. But this is only one of the many success stories for the just 2½-year-old invention.

In September, Hollywood star Trista from the major US TV series The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, showed off the MyDummy in a big report in US Weekly magazine. Also, at last year's Awards ceremony, MyDummy was chosen to be part of the exclusive VIP gift bags given to the award-nominated actors and actresses. Among the lucky recipients were the stars from Desperate Housewives and Kiefer Sutherland from 24 Hours.

Danish housewife Pia Callesen is the inventor behind MyDummy. Like many other parents she often experienced that her son, Frederik, had lost his dummy at day care whilst another dummy, with accompanying bacteria, had found its way into his mouth. Pia came up with a method of engraving the child’s name onto the dummy so that the name remained, no matter how often the dummy was sterilised in boiling water. In this way the child has an attractive personalised quality dummy that is easy to recognise.

Visit www.mydummy.co.uk for more information.