Pigeon Mini Light Pacifier Train Small 0+ Months

Pigeon Mini Light Pacifier Small Train 0+ Months for Daily Comfort

The Pigeon pacifier with a fun train design combines high quality with a light weight suitable for newborns. This pacifier is crafted with extreme care to match the nature of a small mouth, which is formulated to support satisfying the sucking reflex and providing a strong soothing effect for the baby, giving mothers and fathers more moments of quiet and peace.

What are the uses of the Pigeon Train Pacifier?

• Assisting in soothing the baby when fussy and limiting continuous crying spells.
• Providing a safe means to satisfy the natural sucking desire between feeding times.
• Encouraging the baby to relax and drift into a peaceful sleep.

Benefits & Features

• Very soft and flexible silicone nipple preserves oral and gum health from birth.
• An attractive boyish design that adds a distinct character to your baby's belongings.
• The pacifier shield features smooth edges and wide holes to prevent skin irritation around the infant's mouth.
• Lightweight, which reduces fatigue in the baby's facial and jaw muscles.

How to Use

• Thoroughly sterilize the pacifier with boiling water or a sterilizer before offering it to the baby for the first time.
• Gently press the nipple after sterilization to expel any trapped water drops.
• Use the pacifier to soothe your baby when needed, ensuring frequent cleaning throughout the day.

Warnings & Precautions

• Do not tie the pacifier to the baby's clothes using non-designated pins or long ribbons to avoid strangulation hazards.
• Continuously inspect the pacifier by pulling the nipple, and replace it if there is any hole or tear.
• Store in a clean, dry container when not in use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the pacifier design affect the infant's breathing?

No, the pacifier shield is specifically designed to sit away from the baby's nose to allow them to breathe completely freely without any obstruction.

When should I offer the pacifier to my newborn?

It can be offered to soothe the baby, but for breastfed babies, it is preferred to wait until the breastfeeding routine is established (usually after the fourth week).

For optimal use, always keep the pacifier clean and covered when going out of the house.