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The instinctive action of sucking helps to calm and soothe babies and all parents know there’s nothing more wonderful than a calm, content baby. When mum’s breast isn’t available, our Breast-like soother is the next best thing for baby to latch onto in between feeds. This soother glows in the dark for up to 8 hours which allows parents to locate the soother in a dark room without having to disturb baby. During the day your soother will recharge in natural light.

Inspired by our award-winning Closer to Nature teat, this super soft silicone soother feels, moves, flexes and stretches just like skin so there’s less chance of confusion when feeding baby from breast or bottle - perfect if you’re worried that offering your baby a soother may disrupt breast or bottle feeding.

Our orthodontic* soothers feature an oval, reverse ortho baglet that is vented meaning it compresses more easily than traditional, air-filled baglets and therefore reduces pressure on baby’s developing teeth and gums. The symmetrical, silicone baglet that is fully reversible and has no ‘wrong’ side-up so it will always be placed correctly in your baby’s mouth.

The soother shield curves away from baby’s face and offers superior ventilation and extra air flow and prevent the build-up of moisture which helps to protect baby’s delicate skin against irritation.

We recommend that you replace the soother every month and always at the first signs of damage or weakness. We recommend stopping soother use when your child is older than 36 months.

*as compared to traditional round unvented soothers/pacifiers which do not compress as easily.

Box Contains

2x Soothers; 1 x instruction

Model Number	433485
Product Dimensions	6.5 x 11 x 12.2 cm; 30 g
Item model number	433485
Target gender	Unisex
Material Type	Silicone
Material-free	BPA Free
Number of items	1
Style	Night Soother
Batteries required	No
Item Weight	30 g

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