Detailed product description

Specifications

  • Clean and sterilise the dummy by placing it in a clean bowl, pouring boiling water over it and leaving it for approx. 5 minutes. Then remove it from the water and let it cool. Due to the air valve, water may remain in the suction part, so gently squeeze the teat to expel any trapped water.
  • Clean and sterilise the dummy before each use by pouring boiling water over it. Do not use cleaning agents or wash in a dishwasher, as this may weaken or damage the teat.
  • Never dip the dummy in sweet substances or medicines, as this may cause tooth decay. Do not leave the dummy in direct sunlight or near a heat source, and do not leave it in a disinfectant ("sterilising solution") for longer than recommended, as the teat may become weakened.
  • Replace the dummy after 4-6 weeks of use for safety and hygiene reasons. Do not use the dummy if it has changed colour or has irregularities.
  • If your child accidentally inserts the dummy too far into their mouth: STAY CALM. The dummy cannot be swallowed and is designed to withstand such a situation. Remove the dummy as calmly and gently as possible.
  • The teat is made of natural rubber (latex). Teats made of natural rubber (latex) can cause an allergic reaction in some children. The natural rubber (latex) teat may expand slightly during use.

Safety warnings

For your child's safety – WARNING!

Inspect the pacifier carefully before each use. Pull the pacifier in all directions. Discard it immediately at the first signs of damage or wear. Use only dedicated pacifier holders that have been tested in accordance with EN 12586. Do not attach other ribbons or cords to the pacifier, as the child may strangle themselves with them. Do not tie the pacifier around the child's neck due to the risk of suffocation.

Manufacturer

BIBS Production ApS, Høgevej 19, 3400 Hillerød, Denmark, care@bibsworld.com

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BENEFITS OF PACIFIERS

Supports the natural sucking reflex

Sucking is an innate reflex and a strong need for babies – even when they are not hungry. A pacifier can help satisfy this need and soothe the baby.

Soothes and can facilitate falling asleep

Sucking often provides comfort and a sense of security, making it easier for the baby to self-soothe. For some babies, this also contributes to relaxation and easier falling asleep.

Can provide comfort during discomfort

Gentle sucking can distract and calm a baby during unpleasant moments, such as teething or during short medical procedures.

Use during sleep is associated with a lower risk of SIDS

Research shows that pacifier use during sleep (naps and nighttime sleep) is associated with a lower risk of sudden infant death syndrome. The exact reason is not entirely clear, but this is often cited as one of the additional safe sleep practices.

Can reduce thumb sucking

For babies with a strong sucking need, a pacifier can help reduce thumb sucking. The pacifier habit is usually easier to gradually stop than thumb sucking, which can be more persistent.