Canpol Babies Soothing Pacifier Nature

The rubber pacifier is made of natural rubber, it is yellowish, slightly dull, and has a characteristic taste of rubber. The pacifier does not contain BPA. Advantages of Canpol babies pacifiers: - they ventilate well, you can easily see this by squeezing the rubber band (do not underestimate this property of pacifiers, poor pacifier venting leads to deformation of the palate and the child's bite); - ventilation holes in the label of the pacifier allow air circulation, drainage of saliva and thus prevent irritation of the skin around the mouth; - most pacifiers are equipped with a hygienic cover; - they come in various attractive colors; - selected types include a handle that glows in the dark and makes it easier to find the pacifier after dark. Instructions for use: Before first use, wash and sterilize the pacifier in boiling water for about 5 minutes, sterilize in a steam sterilizer or use a self-sterilizing bottle. After cooling, squeeze the remaining water from the pacifier. Do not use any chemical disinfectants! Before each use, wash the pacifier thoroughly in warm water, occasionally pouring boiling water over it. Before each feeding to the child, check the quality of the pacifier. Pay extra attention to the pacifier after the baby's first teeth grow. Test the quality of the rubber band by stretching it thoroughly in all directions. At the first signs of damage, throw away the pacifier immediately and stop using it. Keep the pacifier in a dry, clean and closed case. Use the pacifier for a maximum of 1-2 months, then replace it with a new one for hygiene and safety reasons. We do not recommend using a pacifier for a child older than 3 years. Important! For the safety and health of your child! Never attach the pacifier to different strings or ribbons of clothing. The child may suffocate. Use only a pacifier chain. Do not leave the pacifier in direct sunlight or near a heat source - they can cause the rubber of the pacifier to weaken. Keep the separate cover out of reach of the child - you will prevent possible suffocation. Never dip the pacifier in sugar, honey or other sweet substances, do not put the pacifier in your mouth - you expose the child to the risk of tooth enamel defects and other diseases of the oral cavity. If the pacifier fits into the child's mouth, do not panic - the pacifier is designed so that the child cannot swallow it, and you can safely remove it in such cases. Choose the pacifier as carefully as possible. Do not leave a child with a pacifier unattended by an adult. Do not give the pacifier to breastfed babies. Use the pacifier only when the child shows signs of such a need (sucks fingers, etc.). Keep the product information for possible later use. The serial number is indicated on the packaging. The rubber pacifier meets the requirements of: - EN 1400 - 1 Baby care products - Pacifiers for infants and young children - Part 1: General safety requirements and product information. - EN 1400 - 2 Child care products - Pacifiers for infants and young children - Part 2: Mechanical requirements and tests.