Pacifiers typically come in 3 sizes:

• 0-6 months – perfect for newborns.
• 6-36 months – the most popular and hospital-recommended size.
• 18-36 months – for older toddlers.

Note that sizes may vary slightly between brands.

Latex: Natural rubber, soft, flexible, and more bite-resistant, but ages faster and can expand over time.

Silicone: Synthetic, more durable and clear in color, but less flexible than latex. It doesn’t age the same way latex does.

Yes! The engraving is done with a UV laser, leaving no harmful residues. It’s safe, durable, and complies with strict European baby safety standards.

Latex is a natural material that varies in appearance. Some nipples are clear, others are matte – both are perfectly safe and equally high quality.

Latex nipples can expand over time due to saliva, heat, and light. Your old pacifier likely grew slightly, making the new one seem smaller. It’s normal and a sign it’s time to replace the old one!

Every 4-6 weeks is best. Replace it sooner if you notice:

• Changes in size or color
• Sticky texture
• Bite marks or damage
• Loss of shape

Latex can get sticky as it ages, especially with exposure to heat and sunlight. If it feels sticky, it’s time to replace it.

No, pacifiers aren’t designed to be frozen and it can damage the material. For teething, use a product specifically made for that purpose.

It might feel different from the old one, especially if the previous pacifier was used for a long time. Babies need time to adjust – try gently introducing the new pacifier during calm moments.