BIBS Pacifier Studio Colour Block Latex (2 Pack) - Blush Mix - Size 1

It is recommended to replace natural rubber latex pacifiers every 6-8 weeks with regular use, or immediately if any signs of wear, damage, or change in texture are noticed. Always inspect before each use.

This pacifier is made from 100% natural rubber latex. If your baby has a known latex allergy, this pacifier should not be used. Always consult with your pediatrician if you have concerns about allergies.

Size 1 is suitable for 0+ months. BIBS typically offers different sizes tailored to the developmental stages of infants, with larger sizes featuring longer nipples for older babies. Always choose the size recommended for your baby's age and development.

The colors are integrated into the design and are intended to be durable. However, like all colored products, prolonged exposure to extreme conditions or harsh cleaning agents could affect the appearance over time.

No, freezing is not recommended. Freezing can damage the natural rubber latex material, potentially compromising its integrity and safety. Stick to the recommended cleaning and care instructions.

The round shield is a standard BIBS design. Most pacifier clips are designed to accommodate this shape. Ensure your clip has a secure attachment point for the handle ring.

Ensure you are rinsing thoroughly with clean water after washing with mild soap. If using boiling water for sterilization, make sure the pacifier is cooled completely before use.

Babies have different preferences. The round nipple is designed to mimic breastfeeding, but some babies may prefer an orthodontic shape. Ensure the pacifier is clean and has been properly prepared. Try again at a different time.

Natural rubber latex can change shape slightly with use or if exposed to extreme conditions. Inspect carefully and discard if there are any signs of tears, punctures, or significant deformation. Replace regularly as part of routine care.

Ensure the shield is clean and dry. The lightweight design should help, but if the baby is actively spitting it out, they may not be seeking comfort at that moment.