Jungle Buddies Baby Fresh Fruit Pacifier Feeder With Handle Squeeze #LE15332

A pacifier might help reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Sucking on a pacifier at nap time and bedtime might reduce the risk of SIDS. If you're breast-feeding, wait to offer a pacifier until your baby is 3 to 4 weeks old and you've settled into an effective nursing routine.

This baby pacifier is made of liquid silicone nipple , which is safe, non-toxic, durable and wear-resistant. The shell will automatically close when it falls to floor, dust-proof and keeping the pacifier clean. It's a great tool to pacify the crying baby and improve the development of baby's oral cavity.Sucking comes naturally for babies. Some babies suck their thumb or fingers. Others like to suck on a pacifier. Pacifiers often are a form of security or comfort. And a great help to mom and dad.

• Never force your baby to use a pacifier. If it falls out at night and your baby doesn’t notice, don’t put it back in.
• Never put anything on the pacifier to encourage your child to use it (honey, sugar).
• Always buy one-piece pacifiers. Two-piece pacifiers can break and become choking hazards.
• Never add a tie or ribbon to the pacifier. Never tie it around your child or the bed. It can strangle your baby.
• Chose a pacifier that has a shield that is wider than your child’s mouth. Make sure the shield has hole in it.
• When trying to calm your baby, try other methods first. This includes rocking, singing, or holding. Offer the pacifier last.
• Check to see if your baby is hungry or needs a diaper change before you offer a pacifier.
• Liquid silicone nipple is non-toxic and BPA free, durable and wear-resistant.
  2. The shell will automatically close when it falls to floor, anti-dust and keeping the pacifier clean.
  3. handle is sturdy and waving shape for a firm grasp.
  4. Easy to clean, no dead corner, safe and sanitary for baby to use.
  5. Flat and round head nipples are available, a great chemomo tool to pacify the crying baby and improve the development of baby's oral cavity.