Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Fun Style Orthodontic Soothers - Pack of 2
Mums know there's nothing more wonderful than a calm content baby so Tommee Tippee has developed a...Mums know there's nothing more wonderful than a calm content baby so Tommee Tippee has developed a new range of soothers that are approved by babies. The symmetrical orthodontic teat has been specially designed to help optimise baby acceptance and in independent tests more babies accepted these new soothers first time. When you need to turn screams and sobs into smiles and sleep simply pick up a Closer to Nature soother. This pack includes two soothers.
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This guide is for parents seeking to soothe their babies with the Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Fun Style Orthodontic Soothers. These soothers are designed to help calm babies and promote acceptance. A key benefit is the orthodontic teat design, which many babies readily accept. However, individual baby preferences vary, so acceptance isn't guaranteed.
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Model Part Number
765764
Brand
Tommee Tippee
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FAQs
How often should I sterilize the soothers?
Sterilize the soothers before the first use and regularly thereafter. It is recommended to sterilize daily or as needed.
Can I use a microwave sterilizer?
Yes, you can use a microwave sterilizer. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the sterilizer.
How long should I boil the soothers?
Boil the soothers for no more than 5 minutes.
How often should I replace the soothers?
Replace the soothers every one to two months, or sooner if there are signs of wear and tear.
Are these soothers suitable for newborns?
Yes, these soothers are suitable for newborns.
What is the soother made of?
The soother is made of silicone.
How do I know if the soother is damaged?
Check for any cracks, tears, or signs of weakening in the silicone.
Can I use a dishwasher to clean the soothers?
It is generally not recommended. Hand washing is preferred for better hygiene and to prevent damage.
Troubleshooting
Baby doesn't accept the soother.
Try offering the soother at different times. Experiment with different angles. If the baby continues to refuse, try a different soother design.
Soother shows signs of damage.
Immediately replace the soother with a new one.
Soother is difficult to clean.
Use a bottle brush to clean hard-to-reach areas. Ensure all soap is rinsed off.