NATURSUTTEN NATURAL RUBBER PACIFIER 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All Natursutten pacifiers are made from pure, natural rubber from the tree Hevea brasiliensi.Natursutten pacifiers are conform to the Pacifier Safety requirements by European standard EN 1400.

Natursutten pacifiers are helpful in satisfying your baby’s need for self-soothing, while preventing possible negative effects on teeth and palate formation created by his or her thumb sucking.


Health Advantages:

  • No artificial color
  • No chemical softeners, parabens, PVC or phthalates
  • Rubber pacifiers are naturally softer than silicone
  • Molded in one piece, no joints or cracks where dirt and bacteria can accumulate
  • No hormone disrupting chemicals
  • Follows the natural mouth movements of the baby
  • Does not leave marks on the baby’s face
  • Have shown incredible strength in the “Stretch-test”
  • 100% natural
  • Environment friendly

    •  *ALLERGY WARNING: Please use caution in children with known latex allergies.


    TO CLEAN: Before first use, sterilize in boiling water for 5 minutes, then allow to cool. Prior to Sterilizing, you may notice a slight "rubber" smell and oily coating. This is perfectly natural, due to a film of oil from the rubber tree that preserves the pacifier while packaged, and will disappear with sterilizing. Clean after each use with warm water and mild liquid soap. Never wash pacifier in the dishwasher.


    USE: Carefully remove pacifier from your baby's mouth when he/she has fallen asleep. Store dry pacifier in a clean container, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Pacifier will darken over time with everyday use; this is perfectly natural and to be expected. If nipple sticks together when pressed, or if pacifier feels sticky overall, replace with a new one. It is recommended replacing every 4 to 5 weeks.

     

     

    Natursutten Pacifiers are av ailable in two shapes and many sizes for the perfect fit!

     

    (Currently out of stock) The rounded shape tends to work better for breast-fed babies because the tongue is positioned under the nipple as it is during breast-feeding--helping prevent nipple confusion. About 80% of babies tend to move pacifiers around in their mouths. Because the tongue’s position never changes, European midwives recommend starting babies on rounded pacifiers.

     

     

     

     

    The orthodontic shape, however, is the most popular in the U.S. The tip of the nipple is slanted to encourage tongue movement against it (as opposed to under it), and the tongue’s pressure is directed towards the tip.