Chupete Silicone Fisiologico Suavinex 0-6M 2 Units

ALERGIA AL LATEX

It doesn't contain latex.

OTHER

The parts that form a pacifier are:

Tetina, which is the flexible part to be inserted into the mouth.

Disco, or pacifier protection screen, which is the structure located at the back of the tetina, and should be large enough to reduce the likelihood that the pacifier will be inserted into the mouth of the child and thus prevent it from being swallowed,

Rib, or device to facilitate the handling of the pacifier. It can be integrated into the disk or be a separate element, subject to the disk or the shutter.

Obturator, attach the tetin to the disk and is located within the neck of the tetina.

Cover of the shutter, avoids open access to the shutter.

Recommendations of use:

- It should not be used before 15 days of life, until breastfeeding is well established, and should be deleted before the year.

- It is recommended to restrict its use from 8 months and to delete it annually. However, although the use of pacifier decreases with age, around 15-20% of children continue to use it at 3 years.

- The pacifier can be used to relax the neonate, but it should not be used every time it weeps and should be removed after about 10 minutes.

- Special care must be taken with the state of conservation and hygiene, sterilizing them periodically and renewing them when the tetin is deformed, the material is sticky or there is a crack.

- Do not impregnate it with sweet substances, as this favors the appearance of cavities.

- It is not advisable to use chains to hang the baby's neck pacifier, to avoid possible accidents. It is preferable to attach it to clothing or cradle by means of approved chains and tapes, with safety brushes.

PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

They should never tie the pacifier ties or laces, or hang around the child's neck, as this poses a danger of strangulation.

Carefully inspect the pacifier before each use, removing it in all directions, and unveil it to the first sign of deterioration.

Keep it away from sunlight and heat in a clean, dry and covered container. Nor should it be immersed in sterilizing solutions for a time superior to the recommended. This could damage the pacifier's tetin.

- Special care must be taken with the state of conservation and hygiene, sterilizing them periodically and renewing them when the tetin is deformed, the material is sticky or there is a crack.

- Do not impregnate them with sweet substances, as this favors the appearance of cavities.

- It is not advisable to use chains to hang the baby's neck pacifier, to avoid possible accidents. It is preferable to attach it to clothing or cradle by means of approved chains and tapes, with safety brushes.

To protect the pacifier, prevent it from falling or becoming dirty, use the specific potachupetes and chains.

Perform carefully before each use, especially when the child has teeth. Pull the pacifier in all directions.

Discard the pacifier to the first symptoms of impairment or fragility.

For reasons of hygiene before first use, keep the pacifier in boiling water for 5 minutes, let it cool and remove all the water retained from the pacifier.

To protect the hygiene of the pacifier if not used for a long time, keep it in a dry clean container and cover immediately after sterilizing it.

Clean before each use, use water and soap to clean the dishes.

Replace the pacifier after 1 or 2 months of use.

In case by accident, the pacifier is completely in the child's mouth, it's FUNDAMENTAL TO MAKE THE CALMA: the pacifiers have been designed specifically to prevent the baby from swallowing it.

Remove it from the mouth of the child by proceeding with great care and with the greatest delicacy possible.

- Do not attach ribbons, strings or chains to the pacifier different from those intended for that purpose due to the risk of asphyxiation.

- Carefully and periodically inspect the pacifier to detect possible damage, especially when the child has teeth. Pull the pacifier in all directions and discard the pacifier to the first symptoms of deterioration or fragility.

- Do not expose the pacifier to direct sunlight or a heat source, or contact a disinfectant for longer than the one recommended by the manufacturer, if any, since this could damage the tetina.

- Do not introduce tetin into sweet substances, or medications.