Natursutten 2-Pack Natural Rubber Pacifiers - Safe & Soft BPA-Free Pacifier for Breastfeeding Babies, Made in Italy, Butterfly Shield Orthodontic

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• Marca: No
• Categoría: Teethers & Teething Relief
• Dimensiones: 2 x 2 x 2.5 pulgadas
• Valoraciones: 1.134

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• Dimensiones reportadas: 2 x 2 x 2.5 pulgadas (5.1 x 5.1 x 6.4 cm).
• Peso aproximado: 0.96 oz.
• Más de 1.000 valoraciones.

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No Imported Newborn Baby Pacifier - Natursutten's Small Size natural rubber pacifiers are the perfect size for newborn babies and young infants 0-6 months. We also offer Medium Size pacifiers for 6-12 months and Large Size pacis for 12 months and up. Need Pacifier Storage? Add our PaciPouch Pacifier Holder, 100% Organic Cotton and machine washable Safer and Softer - Our pacifiers are made exclusively from pure natural rubber from Hevea Brasiliensis trees. They are free of BPA, phthalates, and chemical softening agents. Each natural rubber pacifier is naturally softer than silicone pacifiers and gentle on sensitive gums Best Pacifier for Breastfed Babies - Ultimately, the best pacifier is the one your baby will take. We've found that better breastfeeding pacifiers feature a Round shield that gently rests upon baby's nose, which simulates breastfeeding. Similarly, a Round bulb nipple more closely mimics the natural breast, which reduces nipple confusion in breastfed babies Supporting Healthy Teeth and Breathing - Your baby may instead prefer a butterfly pacifier shield that leaves a cut-out to let their nose be free to wriggle around and breathe! They might also prefer an Orthodontic pacifier nipple, which is flat on the bottom and reduces stress on baby's bottom teeth and jaw One Piece Baby Pacifiers - Whichever binkie is right for your baby, all Natursutten pacifiers feature one-piece construction with no joints or cracks where dirt and other yucks can collect. They're also super easy to clean with mild soap and running water. Pediatricians recommend replacing a well-used or worn pacifier every 4-6 weeks.