These anatomical soothers are specially shaped to fit comfortably in your baby’s mouth. Here’s at a glance what you get:

• Anatomical shape fits snugly in the mouth
• Soft natural rubber feels flexible
• Light shield with holes prevents red marks
• Ivory and Sage colour combo in one pack
• Size one for 0–6 months, size two for 6–18 months
• Two soothers per pack
• BPA-free shield made from lightweight plastic

1. Boil the teat briefly before first use and let it cool.
2. Check the teat shape is intact before giving it to your baby.
3. Hold the flat side of the teat downwards, towards your baby's tongue.
4. Inspect the teat weekly for cracks, stickiness or discolouration.
5. Replace the teat as soon as you have any doubts about its condition.

Do you also use a bottle? The Baby Bottle Glass Sage - 110ml matches Perfect these soothers perfectly, both in colour and feel for your baby.

The BIBS Ivory/Sage Anatomical Soothers are made from natural rubber latex. This material is naturally soft and flexible, allowing the teat to move with your baby’s mouth. Many babies accept this material faster than a firmer Silicone teat, precisely because it feels natural.

The asymmetrical shape has a flatter part at the bottom and a slightly rounder part at the top. This means the teat sits exactly in the right position in the mouth and puts less pressure on the palate. The light shield with ventilation holes keeps the skin around the mouth dry, so you see fewer red spots or marks. A great choice if you're choosing a natural rubber teat consciously.

Size one is for babies from zero to six months. The teat is smaller and fits a small mouth. Size two is larger and suited for babies from six to eighteen months.

The age Sindication is a guideline, not a strict limit. Some babies are ready for size two a little earlier; others stay comfortable with size one longer. Watch if the teat still fits well in the mouth and if your baby can easily keep it with their lips. Not sure? Start with the smaller size.

Replace the teat every four to six weeks, or sooner if you see cracks, stickiness or discolouration. Latex is a natural material that wears faster than Silicone. So check the teat carefully every week.

It’s normal for the teat to darken or yellow over time. This isn’t a sign of a dangerous product but a Sign that it’s time for a new one. That’s why the BIBS Ivory/Sage Anatomical Soothers come as a duo: you always have a spare ready.

Yes, for most babies a BIBS latex teat is safe. These soothers are made from BPA-free natural rubber latex and meet the required safety standards.

Latex allergy is rare in babies but does exist. If you notice redness, rash or swelling around the mouth after use, stop using the teat and consult your GP. If you know there’s latex allergy in the family, it’s better to choose a Silicone variant.

Not every baby accepts an anatomical teat shape right away. Some babies prefer a round teat or a symmetrical shape.

Give it a few tries. Offer the BIBS Ivory/Sage Anatomical Soothers at a calm moment, for example when your baby is a little sleepy. If the anatomical shape really doesn’t work, take a look at the Colour 2 Pack - Ivory/Blush - Symmetrical Soothers or the Colour 2 Pack - Ivory/Blush - Anatomical Soothers if you want to compare the colour combo.

The BIBS ColourPack - Ivory/Sage - Anatomical Soothers fall into the mid-range: affordable, functional and beautiful in designSi. Compared to brands like NUK or Philips Avent, the focus is less on pronounced orthodontic features and more on a comfortable base design with a Scandinavian look.

If you want to choose a BIBS soother consciously but are unsure about the teat shape, the BIBS Colour soothers also come in a round version that some babies accept more easily. Choose the anatomical version if your baby shows they prefer a flatter shape or if you want to start with a teat shape that fits mouth development. Pick the round one if your baby keeps pushing away the anatomical shape. The Anatomical Soothers collection gives you a clear overview of all options side by side.