or pacifiers if you prefer American English.
I came across this fence:

and wondered. So I went closer:

A dummy gallery – toddlers bring their dummies here when they are ready to give them up.
I’ve come across a similar installation before:

I’m not sure that she is ready yet:

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Pretty interesting 😃
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Wow, that is unique 😃 I was half expecting to see a lot of mannequins 🤣
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😁 That’s why I used “dummies” in the title, rather than pacifiers (which I find anyway too much of a grand word in terms of baby stuff). In Germany there are many different, often regional names for dummies. Do you know what they are called in Scottish?
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We don’t have a scots word for dummies; I’m assuming that there weren’t such things when the language was more generally spoken. Unless you’re talking about someone being a dummy (idiot), then it’s eejit 😂
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Eejit, I know 🙂 But dummies were used in centuries gone by. They wrapped bread (or similar) in pieces of cloth and let children suck on that.
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Wow, how inventive 😃
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