Silicone Baby Pacifier, Soft Soother in 20 Colors

Babies are particular about soothers, and most parents end up owning several before finding the one that gets accepted. Having twenty colours to choose from is less about decoration and more about being able to buy the same shape repeatedly once you know it works.

What you are choosing

• One-piece silicone construction with no join where a shield meets a teat
• Soft, flexible teat that gives under pressure rather than staying rigid
• Shield with ventilation openings, as a soother shield should have
• Twenty colour options, so siblings soothers can be told apart at a glance
• Easy to sterilise and quick to dry between uses

Using it safely

Check the soother before every single use by pulling firmly on the teat. If you see any tear, stickiness, swelling or change in texture, throw it away. Replace soothers regularly rather than waiting for damage. Never attach a soother to a cord, ribbon or anything that goes around your baby neck, and never enlarge the teat or shield openings.

Questions parents ask

How often should soothers be replaced? Regularly, and immediately at the first sign of any damage. Silicone degrades with heat and use even when it looks intact.

Can they be sterilised? Yes. Follow the sterilising method you use for bottles, and let them dry fully before storing.

Why so many colours? Practicality more than style. Colour-coding avoids arguments between siblings and makes a lost soother easier to spot.