BIBS Boheme Pacifier – Khaki/Dusty Blue

The cherry-shaped nipple of the Boheme pacifier resembles a mother’s breast. Its design supports the natural sucking reflex: during breastfeeding, it helps promote correct tongue placement and the development of a proper latch.

The valve in the nipple allows air to flow easily while the baby is sucking. It also allows the pacifier to soften in your little one’s mouth.

Thanks to its design, the outward-curving shield does not press against your baby’s mouth or chin.

The shield stays the same size as the pacifier sizes increase; the difference is in the neck of the nipple.


The shields of BIBS pacifiers are made from 100% food-safe material. They are 100% free of BPA, PVC, and phthalates. All BIBS pacifiers are designed and made in Hillerød, Denmark. The products comply with the European EN 1400+A2 standard.


Natural rubber is a natural material made from the sticky, milky sap of the hevea tree (also known as the rubber tree). The tree sap is responsible for the color of the nipples. It is an extremely soft, flexible, and durable material that closely resembles a mother’s breast for babies. Natural rubber wears down when exposed to strong UV rays or heat, and over time. Due to the material’s elasticity, the nipple changes and may stretch, swell, or discolor depending on how intensively it is used. Natural rubber pacifiers should only be sterilized by following the steps recommended by BIBS, and should be replaced every 4–6 weeks for safety and hygiene reasons. Since natural rubber is a natural material, the color and transparency of the nipples may vary.


Cleaning:
Frequent sterilization of pacifiers is important for hygiene. The younger the child, the more important it is to protect them against bacteria. The pacifier must be sterilized before first use.
1. Place the pacifier in a small bowl and pour freshly boiled water over it.
2. Let it stand for at least 5 minutes, then allow it to cool.
3. Gently squeeze any remaining water out of the pacifier.
Rinse the pacifier thoroughly with warm water or scald it before each use.
The valve in the nipple allows air to flow easily while the baby is sucking. It allows the pacifier to soften in your little one’s mouth. Water may enter the nipple through the valve during sterilization. If this happens, hold the nipple facing upward and gently squeeze the water out.
Do not sterilize too many pacifiers at once, and use plenty of water for soaking.