BIBS x LIBERTY Colour 2 Pack Chamomile Lawn - Baby Blue Mix

We are excited to show you our brand-new collaboration with iconic British heritage brand Liberty.

Liberty has inspired the world with its eccentricity and extensive archive of prints since 1875. Now, we have joined forces for an exclusive collaboration that celebrates the legacy of both heritage brands in a unified story of color, quality, and print

Shield: Food-grade PP
Nipples: Natural rubber latex

• Round nipple
• Available in natural rubber latex
• Recommended by midwives to support natural breastfeeding
• The shield is made of 100% safe food-grade material
• Designed and manufactured in Denmark/EU

Part of good pacifier hygiene is frequent cleaning of the pacifiers. The younger the child, the more important it is to protect it from bacteria and maintain good pacifier hygiene.

There are different methods of sterilizing pacifiers. Below we will go through all of them:

Before first use

Remember to sterilize the pacifiers when you take them out of the packaging! This is done by putting the pacifiers in plenty of boiling water for 5 minutes. This applies to both latex and silicone pacifiers.

Natural rubber latex can smear off to the shield in rare cases, so it is important to sterilize in plenty of water and we recommend sterilizing latex pacifiers separately. This only applies before first use.

Sterilization by scolding

This is the method we recommend for cleaning both latex and silicone pacifiers subsequently:

• Put the pacifiers in a clean bowl. Pour boiling water over the pacifiers.
• Let the pacifiers soak for approx. 5 min.
•       Pick them up and let them dry on a clean towel.
• This method is gentle, but still gets rid of bacteria without compromising the durability of the pacifier. We only recommend boiling the pacifiers before the first use - not subsequent cleaning. Pacifiers are not meant to be boiled repeatedly and can be destroyed by continual exposure to high heat. Instead, follow the instructions above. 

If you experience water in the nipple

After cleaning it is not unusual that water remains in the nipple. This is because all our pacifier nipples are equipped with a valve, letting out air when the baby closes down on the nipple. This ventilation system causes the air from inside the nipple to be pushed out through the valve thereby flattening the nipple to shape naturally after the baby's oral cavity. The valve is also the reason why water can be present inside the nipple after cleaning and sterilization. If this is the case, simply just squeeze the nipple flat to press out the excess water. If water drops remain in the nipple, just let the pacifier air-dry.