Breastshaped Pacifier 6 Months To 18 Months Tommee Tippee

Before each use, examine the pacifier carefully, especially when the child has teeth, pull the pacifier in all directions. 
Throw it away at the slightest sign of deterioration or fragility. 
Do not expose the pacifier directly to the sun or near a heat source. 

Note: The silicone pacifiers are soft and firm, transparent and have a neutral taste. 
Before the first use, keep the pacifier submerged for 5 minutes in boiling water and allow to cool or sterilize in the cold. 
This for hygienic reasons. 
Before each use, clean the pacifier with warm, soapy water (no detergent or dishwashing liquid).
If a little water gets into the pacifier during cleaning, expel it by slightly compressing the nipple. 
Do not dip the pacifier in a sugar or medicinal solution (risk of tooth decay). 
Replace the pacifier every 6 weeks for health and safety. 
Never tie a ribbon or cord to the pacifier as your child could be strangled. 
Before each use, carefully examine the pacifier, especially when the child has teeth. 
Pull the pacifier in all directions. 
Throw it away at the slightest sign of deterioration or fragility. 
Do not leave the pacifier longer than recommended in a sterilizing solution, this could weaken the pacifier.
Do not expose the pacifier directly to the sun or near a heat source. 
If the pacifier gets stuck in the child's mouth, DO NOT panic. 
It cannot be swallowed, it is designed so that it is possible to remedy this kind of incident. 
Remove it carefully and as gently as possible.