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Infinity Pacifier - Sage
Infinity Pacifier - Sage
Infinity Pacifier - Sage
Infinity Pacifier - Sage
Infinity Pacifier - Sage
Infinity Pacifier - Sage
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Infinity Pacifier - Sage

48,72 kr

48,72 kr

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    Infinity Pacifier - Sage

    An extension of our popular Boheme shield style, reimagined on a wide shield for babies seeking a secure fit with a symmetrical or anatomical nipple shape.
    Highlights

    • Hypoallergenic, soft, and durable silicone nipple
    • Easy-fit shield design needs minimal oral strength, offering a secure fit with a nose-friendly dip
    • Generous ventilation openings help prevent moisture buildup
    • Large surface area for easy name labeling
    • Made from safe, BPA-free, 100% food-grade materials
    • Designed and made in Denmark
    Specifications

    Materials
    • Shield: Food-grade PP
    • Nipple: Silicone

    Sizing
    • It is recommended to start with a size based on your baby's age, but ultimately it’s up to them to determine the best fit. As your baby grows, consider transitioning to larger sizes for comfort and safety.
    Use and Care

    Before first use
    • Gently pull the nipple in all directions and carefully inspect it for any signs of weakness or damage
    • Always sterilize new pacifiers after removing them from the packaging

    Replacement
    • Check your baby's pacifiers regularly, replacing them every 4-6 weeks or at the first sign of damage or weakness.
    • An enlarged or sticky nipple means that it is ready to be replaced

    Cleaning
    • Sterilize silicone nipples by scalding or in the microwave with proper technique - read more here
    Safety and standards

    Complies with

    • European Standard EN1400:2013+A2:2018
     

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