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Natursutten pacifiers are helpful in satisfying your baby’s need for self-soothing, while preventing possible negative effects on teeth and palate formation created by his or her thumb sucking.The orthodontic shape, however, is the most popular in the U.S. The tip of the nipple is slanted to encourage tongue movement against it (as opposed to under it), and the tongue’s pressure is directed towards the tip. (Size 0 - 6 Months).
- Made with 100% natural rubber (softer than silicone).
- No Bisphenol-A (BPA), phthalates, PVC, or artificial coloring.
- No Allergens. (The protein that on rare occasions can cause a latex allergic reaction.)
- No allergy causing substance (the protein that on rare occasions can provoke a latex allergy is eliminated during production.)
- Patented, one-piece design eliminates joints or cracks where bacteria can accumulate.
- Unlike conventional pacifiers, won't leave marks on baby's face.
- Larger shield is designed to touch baby's nose, providing comfort by more closely simulating breast-feeding.
- Awarded the top rating by Oko Test, the leading eco-testing periodical in Germany.
- Conforms to pacifier safety requirements as determined by European Standard EN1400. Made in Germany.
TO CLEAN: Before first use, sterilize in boiling water for 5 minutes, then allow to cool. Prior to Sterilizing, you may notice a slight "rubber" smell and oily coating. This is perfectly natural, due to a film of oil from the rubber tree that preserves the pacifier while packaged, and will disappear with sterilizing. Clean after each use with warm water and mild liquid soap. Never wash pacifier in the dishwasher.
USE: Carefully remove pacifier from your baby's mouth when he/she has fallen asleep. Store dry pacifier in a clean container, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Pacifier will darken over time with everyday use; this is perfectly natural and to be expected. If nipple sticks together when pressed, or if pacifier feels sticky overall, replace with a new one. It is recommended replacing every 4 to 5 weeks.
WARNING: Do non put pacifier around your child's neck, as it presents the danger of strangulation. Inspect carefully before each use, especially when your child has teeth. Throw away at first signs of damage or weakness.
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