Recommended by specialists as the first soother for your baby.* Light touch soothers have been created to ensure maximum comfort for the youngest children. Their exceptionally soft silicone rubber requires less effort when sucking, and the light, profiled shield does not burden the occlusion and enables free breathing which, according to specialists, exerts significant impact on the development of oral cavity.** The comfortable handle allows for attaching a shooter holder and makes it easier to give it to your child. Light touch soother are easy to keep clean thanks to the modern case which can be used for storage as well as for quick and convenient disinfection in the microwave. A little water and two minutes are all it takes to ensure that the soothers are hygienically clean. Light touch soothers are available in several unique, trend-inspired collections and different sizes – they grow with your little one.

• Product free of Bisphenol A
• Suggested age from 18 months
• Can be used in steam sterilizer

How to Use:

Keep the soother clean. Before the first use of the product boil it in hot water for 5 minutes. Then, after cooling, squeeze out the remaining water. For hygiene, wash the soother regularly in warm running water. Steam in hot water at least once a day, and each time the soother falls out to the ground. Do not use in a dishwasher or microwave. Can be disinfected and scalded. For cleaning do not use antibacterial or abrasive detergents. Their excessive concentration may eventually cause damage to the plastic parts.
Never clean baby’s soother in your mouth! You may pass your infections to the baby. Do not dip the soother in honey, sugar or any other sweet liquid – this may cause teeth decay or other oral problems.
Store the Soother in a dry Soother Container. Soother with matt or cracked tip has to be replaced with a new one before the baby bites it off with the risk of choking. To ensure the comfort and safety of the baby, replace the pacifier every 1-2 months. In the unlikely event that the child places the whole soother in its mouth DO NOT panic. The Soother is designed so that it can not be swallowed by a baby. As soon as you notice that your toddler has put the pacifier in its mouth, remove it as gently as possible.
Warning: Before each use, carefully inspect the product. Pull the soother in all directions. In case of any damage, discard the product. If the child already has teeth and still uses a soother, regularly check if the tip is not nibbled. Do not leave the soother in direct exposure to sunlight, near heat sources or disinfecting substances for longer than recommended, as this may weaken the tip. We recommend that the child’s weans off the soother by the age of 3 years.