BIBS Set of 2 Colour Latex pacifiers, anatomical teat, 6 months+ Sand/Iron, natural latex

BIBS Colour Latex pacifiers are made of latex, a material obtained from the fluid of the rubber tree (hevea). This fluid is refined to create latex—a soft, elastic material with a texture similar to a mother's breast. The set contains 2 pacifiers in the Sand/Iron shade, suitable for babies from 6 months onwards.

The pacifier nipple is designed with a valve that allows air to escape when the baby closes their mouth, taking on the natural shape of the baby's oral cavity. The nipple is made of 100% natural latex, a soft material that provides comfort during use. This anatomical shape helps ensure correct positioning in the baby's mouth.

The flexible shield around the nipple has a slightly concave shape to minimize contact points with the baby's skin. The shield is made of PP and is designed with 3 holes that allow air circulation. These holes help ventilate the area around the mouth and reduce irritation.

Good pacifier hygiene requires frequent cleaning. The younger the baby, the more important it is to protect the pacifier from bacteria and maintain good hygiene. Before first use, the pacifier must be sterilized. Replace the pacifiers after 4–6 weeks of use to ensure the baby's safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is the nipple made of? The nipple is made of 100% natural latex, a soft and elastic material with a texture similar to a mother's breast.

How do you sterilize latex pacifiers? Place the pacifier in a clean bowl, pour boiling water over it and leave it for 5 minutes, then remove it onto a clean paper towel and let it air dry. Latex pacifiers MUST NOT be sterilized in a microwave, steam sterilizer, UV sterilizer, or in sterilization solution.

Why does the shield have 3 holes? The flexible shield is designed with 3 holes that allow air circulation, and its slightly concave shape minimizes contact points with the baby's skin.

How often should pacifiers be replaced? Pacifiers should be replaced after 4–6 weeks of use, and they must be sterilized before their first use.