Name: Philips AVENT Soothie Soother 0-6 m girl, 2 pcs
Brand: Philips AVENT
SKU: BABY21057
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.3 (6 reviews)

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Baby Pacifier - suitable for babies from birth, silicone, round mouthpiece (cherry), BPA-free

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Philips AVENT Soothie Soother 0-6 m girl, 2 pcs Discontinued

Philips AVENT Soothie Soother 0-6 m girl, 2 pcs

Soothie soothers are made from one piece of highly durable silicone in a heart shape that follows the natural curves of baby. The round soother is designed to resemble a mother's nipple as closely as possible. Philips AVENT pacifiers respect the natural development of your baby's palate, teeth and gums. All Philips AVENT pacifiers are made of tasteless and odourless silicone. Soothie pacifiers are recommended in hospitals and used by health professionals to soothe newborns. Suitable for children from birth to 6 months.

Philips AVENT Soothie pacifier 0-6 m girl, 2 pcs

Key features of the Philips AVENT Soothie pacifier

Made of one piece of silicone in the shape of a cute teddy bear
Highly durable, tasteless and odourless hospital standard silicone
Flexible disc is gentle on baby's face
Hygienic, can be sterilised with the Philips AVENT steriliser
Dishwasher safe
Product with 0% BPA
Soothers do not contain BPA, latex or phthalates

Use:

Babies with a pacifier sleep more peacefully, move less in their sleep and, above all, remain lying on their backs, which is recommended by paediatricians. The use of a pacifier reduces the baby's dependence on the bottle, reduces the possibility of damage to the teeth and may reduce the risk of dental problems later in life compared to prolonged thumb sucking which puts undue pressure on the palate and front teeth.