Pigeon Minilight Pacifier For Girls - 12+ Months

Pigeon pacifiers are designed to provide comfort and security for your baby while mimicking the natural feeling of the breast. They come in various stages to suit your baby's growth and feature unique attributes that promote healthy oral development.

Features:

• Soft Silicone Nipple with Natural Shape: Encourages natural sucking and satisfies your baby’s sucking instinct.
• Perfectly Fitting Shield with Air Holes: Ensures safety, prevents swallowing, and allows for proper airflow.
• Supports Healthy Oral Development: Different stages support nasal breathing and proper alignment of teeth.
• Psychologically Soothing Effect: Provides comfort and reassurance to your baby.

How to Use:

• Choose the Right Size: Select the pacifier that matches your baby’s age and fits comfortably in their mouth.
• Check for Safety: Ensure the pacifier is free from defects and made from a single piece.
• Clean Regularly: Wash the pacifier daily with warm water and soap.
• Store Properly: Keep the pacifier in a clean container when not in use.
• Monitor Usage: Ensure your baby does not become overly reliant on the pacifier or choke while using it.
• Consult with Your Pediatrician: If you have any concerns regarding the pacifier, consult your pediatrician.

Cleaning Instructions:

• Before the first use and after cleaning, immerse the pacifier in a sterilizing solution or boiling water for 5 minutes and allow it to cool.
• Discard any remaining water by gently shaking the pacifier downward 15 times.
• Clean the pacifier before every use.
• If not using immediately after sterilizing, store the pacifier in a dry, covered container.

Warnings:

• Check the pacifier before use: Especially when your baby’s teeth appear. Pull the pacifier in all directions to ensure it is in good condition.
• Replace the pacifier if damaged: Dispose of the pacifier once it shows signs of wear and tear.
• Do not expose the pacifier to direct sunlight or heat: This could weaken the nipple.
• Store the shield protector away from children: To avoid choking.
• Do not immerse the pacifier in sweet or medicinal substances: This could lead to tooth decay.
• If the pacifier is stuck in the baby’s mouth: There is no need to worry, as the pacifier has two holes that allow your baby to breathe.
• Replace the pacifier after one or two months: For health and safety reasons.
• Do not tie the pacifier around your baby's neck: This can lead to choking hazards.