Tommee Tippee Silicone Ultra-Light Stayput Soother - 6-18M - 2S

It is recommended to sterilize the soothers before the first use and at least once daily thereafter. If the soothers have been dropped or are visibly dirty, they should be cleaned and sterilized immediately.

While regular washing with warm, soapy water is recommended, dishwashers are not typically recommended for sterilizing baby products. The included microwave steriliser case or boiling are the preferred methods for effective sterilization.

The soft matte finish is designed to feel gentler against your baby's delicate skin, helping to reduce potential irritation and discomfort that can sometimes occur with shinier finishes.

These soothers are specifically designed for babies aged 6-18 months. While some babies may use them slightly earlier, it is best to consult with your pediatrician if you have concerns about suitability for a younger baby.

You should replace the soothers if they show any signs of wear and tear, such as tears, holes, or discoloration. It's also good practice to replace them regularly, typically every 1-2 months, as part of good hygiene for baby items.

Yes, the Tommee Tippee Ultra-Light Stayput Soothers are made from BPA-free silicone, ensuring they are safe for your baby.

Ensure you are adding the correct amount of water (2 teaspoons/10ml) to the case before microwaving. Verify microwave wattage and duration, and allow the case to cool sufficiently before opening.

Babies have individual preferences. Try a different teat shape or a soother from a different brand. Ensure the soother is clean and free from any unusual smells.

The reduced skin contact and ventilation features aim to prevent this. Ensure the soother is completely dry before giving it to the baby and clean the baby's skin regularly. If irritation persists, consult a healthcare professional.

Inspect the soother carefully for any signs of tearing, holes, or deformation. Discontinue use immediately and replace with a new soother if any damage is detected to prevent choking hazards.