Orthodontic pacifier from Nuk with a rubber (latex) nipple, a soft, elastic, natural material that is resistant to biting. After prolonged use, this material undergoes aging, becomes sticky, and needs to be replaced. To date, there are no clear scientific indications linking latex nipples to latex allergy. It is recommended to change them every 1-2 months.
Dentists and speech therapists often recommend the use of orthodontic pacifiers. According to them, the orthodontic pacifier creates more space in the baby's mouth, allowing for more tongue movement. They also support the natural development of the jaw and palate thanks to their well-formed nipple. Additionally, orthodontic pacifiers help prevent future dental problems by minimizing pressure on the teeth for proper growth.

Benefits of Pacifiers:
Does your baby fall asleep immediately after feeding? Or does it calm down when you offer a pacifier? This happens because sucking activates the release of a hormone called CCK (cholecystokinin). It causes a feeling of satiety, relaxation, and sleepiness in your baby!

How to clean a pacifier:
Before the first use and then at regular intervals, place the pacifier in boiling water for 5 minutes or sterilize it. There is a possibility that a small amount of water may enter the nipple - gently remove it by squeezing the nipple. In between, rinse the pacifier frequently with running water.