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Description
Fun and playful. The ‘any way up’ soother that’s specially designed to keep them calm. For less stress and more reassurance, anytime, anywhere.
• Symmetrical silicone teat (so it always sits the right way up)
• Specially designed shield for comfortable fit
• Air holes so their skin can breathe
• Reusable steriliser pod
• Orthodontic and BPA free
Safety
PRODUCT WARNINGS:
WARNING!
Inspect carefully before each use. Pull the soother in all directions. Throw away at the first signs of damage or weakness
Only use dedicated soother holders tested to EN 12586. Never attach other ribbons or cords to a soother, your child may be strangled by them.
Decorations shall not be added to dummies as they may detach and the child could choke on them.
Pins, ribbons or string shall not be attached to any part of the dummy (I.e. around the ring, plug or through the ventilation holes) as these can be strangulation hazards. Strangulation hazards include the cutting off of blood supply to fingers and limbs.
In the event that the dummy becomes lodged in the mouth, DO NOT PANIC; it cannot be swallowed and is designed to cope with such an event. Remove from the mouth with care and as gently as possible.
Replace the dummy after one month, for safety and hygiene reasons.
• Symmetrical silicone teat (so it always sits the right way up)
• Specially designed shield for comfortable fit
• Air holes so their skin can breathe
• Reusable steriliser pod
• Orthodontic and BPA free
Safety
PRODUCT WARNINGS:
WARNING!
Inspect carefully before each use. Pull the soother in all directions. Throw away at the first signs of damage or weakness
Only use dedicated soother holders tested to EN 12586. Never attach other ribbons or cords to a soother, your child may be strangled by them.
Decorations shall not be added to dummies as they may detach and the child could choke on them.
Pins, ribbons or string shall not be attached to any part of the dummy (I.e. around the ring, plug or through the ventilation holes) as these can be strangulation hazards. Strangulation hazards include the cutting off of blood supply to fingers and limbs.
In the event that the dummy becomes lodged in the mouth, DO NOT PANIC; it cannot be swallowed and is designed to cope with such an event. Remove from the mouth with care and as gently as possible.
Replace the dummy after one month, for safety and hygiene reasons.
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