BIBS Colour Round Latex Dummy - Sage/Hunter Grn

For safety and hygienic reasons, it is recommended to replace the pacifiers every 4-6 weeks. You should also replace them immediately if you notice any signs of damage, wear, or changes in the material.

No, the recommended method is manual sterilization by soaking in boiling water for approximately 5 minutes. Dishwashers and steam sterilizers may damage the natural rubber latex nipple and the shield.

Natural rubber latex is a natural material. Variations in color can occur during the manufacturing process and are a natural characteristic of the material, not a defect.

The BIBS Colour pacifier is specifically the round nipple shape. Other BIBS models offer symmetrical (flat on both sides) and anatomical (shaped like a teardrop) nipples, catering to different baby preferences.

Yes, this pacifier is designed for infants 0+ months and complies with the European Standard EN 1400+A2, ensuring it meets high safety standards for babies.

For light cleaning, you can rinse it under cool water. For regular hygiene and sterilization, use the boiling water method described in the care instructions.

Yes, natural rubber latex is a natural material. The pacifier is also 100% free of BPA and phthalates, and the shield is made of food-grade PP, ensuring overall safety.

This can occur with natural rubber latex. Ensure the pacifier is thoroughly rinsed after sterilization and dried completely. Avoid harsh detergents.

Babies have different preferences. Try offering the pacifier at different times or consider if the round nipple shape is suitable. Ensure it's clean and sterilized.

Natural rubber latex can have an inherent smell, especially when new or after sterilization. Ensure thorough rinsing and air drying. The smell typically dissipates with use.

Ensure the shield is positioned correctly, curving away from the face. If irritation persists, consider checking for any trapped moisture under the shield or if a different pacifier shape might be better.