These Anatomical Pacifiers from BIBS combine thoughtful design with soft materials. Here's what you'll notice daily:

• Anatomical shape fits the natural form of your baby's mouth
• Soft natural rubber feels warm and skin-like
• Air valve shapes the pacifier during sucking
• Curved shield minimises skin contact, reducing red marks
• Three ventilation holes in the shield, less sweat around the mouth
• Free from BPA, PFAS and phthalates, meets European safety standard EN 1400
• Available in size one (from birth) and size two (from six months)
• Two calm colours in one pack: Island Sea and Forest Lake

1. Sterilise the pacifier before first use by briefly placing it in boiling water.
2. Let the pacifier cool completely before giving it to your baby.
3. Squeeze the pacifier before use and release. If there's water inside, throw it away.
4. Give the pacifier to your baby and let them find the right Sition in their mouth.
5. Clean the pacifier after each use with warm water and mild soap, or sterilise again.
6. Regularly check the pacifier for tears, discoloration or a sticky feel. Replace it as soon as you see these.

If you use the BIBS ColourPack - Island Sea/Forest Lake - Anatomical Pacifiers with a bottle, the Baby Bottle Complete Set Latex Medium Flow - 270ml is a logical addition. The latex teat and latex bottle feel the same to your baby, making the switch between bottle and pacifier easier.

The BIBS Island Sea Anatomical Pacifiers are made of natural rubber latex. This material is soft, warm and moves with your baby's sucking motions. The air valve in the pacifier ensures the shape adapts to the palate, similar to a real nipple.

The anatomical shape matches the natural form of the mouth. Because of this, the pacifier feels familiar to many babies and they accept it faster. A natural rubber pacifier is more elastic than Silicone, which many babies find comfortable.

Wondering how this BIBS latex pacifier compares to other options? Read on for the comparison below.

Size one is for babies from birth. Size two is for babies from six months.

The difference lies in the size of the pacifier itself. An older baby has a larger mouth and sucks stronger, so size two fits better. Unsure? Choose the size that suits your baby's current age. You can always switch to size two later.

Replace a latex pacifier every four to six weeks, or sooner if you notice tears, discoloration or a sticky surface.

Natural rubber wears out faster than Silicone, especially with intenSise use. Discolouration or an odd smell are signs the material is aging. How often you need to replace BIBS latex pacifiers also depends on how you clean them: sterilising speeds up wear slightly. Check the pacifier every time before giving it to your baby.

Yes. The BIBS ColourPack - Island Sea/Forest Lake - Anatomical Pacifiers contain no BPA, PFAS or phthalates. The shield is made from food-grade plastic.

The pacifiers meet the European safety standard EN 1400, which specifically applies to pacifiers. Note: the pacifier is made of natural rubber latex. Does your baby have a latex allergy? Then choose a Silicone version.

The BIBS ColourPack - Island Sea/Forest Lake - Anatomical Pacifiers are a great choice if you want a soft, natural pacifier with a calm Scandinavian deSign. The latex feels warmer and more flexible than Silicone, which many babies prefer.

The difference between BIBS Colour and other BIBS pacifiers is mainly in the shield and available shapes. The Colour line features the classic round BIBS shield. Other lines, like Supreme, have a different shield design. Within the Colour line, you choose the pacifier shape: round, anatomical or symmetrical.

Brands like Nuk or Difrax focus more on orthodontic claims and jaw development. BIBS Colour focuses on comfort, natural material and deSign. Want a pacifier that discolours or smells less quickly? Then a Silicone version like the Colour 2 Pack - Blush/Vanilla - Anatomical Pacifiers - NIGHT is a good alternative within the same brand.

Choose the BIBS Island Sea Anatomical Pacifiers if you value a soft, natural pacifier in a timeless colour palette. Prefer Silicone or does your baby have a latex allergy? Then check out the Silicone versions within the Anatomical Pacifiers collection.