Philips Avent ultra air soothers are comfortable for your little one, featuring large air holes fo...Philips Avent ultra air soothers are comfortable for your little one, featuring large air holes for breathability. Now made with 80% plant-based materials, these soothers offer soothing relief.
The Philips Avent Ultra Air Pacifier SCF349/50 is designed for babies 18 months and older, offering a comfortable and breathable soothing option. Its key benefit is promoting skin health through large air holes, while a caveat is that pacifier preference is highly individual. This pacifier features an orthodontic silicone teat and is made with 80% plant-based materials, coming in a pack of two with a sterilizing carrying case.
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Model Part Number
SCF349/50
Brand
Philips
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FAQs
How do I sterilize the Philips Avent Ultra Air Pacifier?
You can sterilize the pacifiers using the included sterilizing carrying case. Add 25ml of water, place the pacifiers inside with the lid on, and microwave on full power for 3 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes before use.
What age is this pacifier recommended for?
This pacifier is recommended for babies aged 18 months and older.
What is the nipple made of?
The nipple is made of 100% orthodontic silicone.
Are these pacifiers safe for my baby?
Yes, these pacifiers do not contain Bisphenol A (BPA), Bisphenol S (BPS), PVC, or Phthalates.
How often should I replace the pacifier?
It is recommended to replace pacifiers every 4-6 weeks, or sooner if they show any signs of damage.
Can I use the sterilizing case for travel?
Yes, the sterilizing carrying case is designed for both sterilization and travel, allowing you to hygienically store and sterilize the pacifiers on the go.
What does '80% plant-based' mean?
It means that 80% of the materials used to make the pacifier are derived from responsibly sourced plant materials, making it a more sustainable choice.
Troubleshooting
Pacifier won't stay clean
Ensure you are rinsing thoroughly after washing with soap and water. Regular sterilization using the provided case or boiling is recommended.
Baby not accepting the pacifier
Pacifier acceptance varies greatly. Try offering it during a calm moment or when the baby is hungry. Ensure the teat shape and size are appropriate for the baby's age. Experiment with different pacifier brands if needed.
Water trapped in the teat
This can happen after sterilization. Gently squeeze the teat to expel any trapped water. Ensure pacifiers are fully dry before storing.
Pacifier appears damaged
Inspect the teat for any signs of wear, such as tears, swelling, or brittleness. Discard and replace the pacifier immediately if any damage is found.