Suavinex, Pack of 2 Pacifiers for Babies 0/6 Months and Newborns, with Silicone Physiological Teat SX Pro Symmetrical, Flat and Flexible, Respects Oral Development, Wild&Free Pink

Suavinex pack of 2 dummies with physiological silicone nipple SX Pro for babies from 0 to 6 months and newborns. Pacifier with design from the new Birdies and Wild&Free collection by Suavinex, you can combine the pacifier with the rest of the accessories, pacifiers, pacifier holders, and bottles from the collection for a complete total look. The SX Pro teat is designed to help respect the oral development of the baby and has been created taking into account the oral characteristics of the baby, whose jaw and jaw are in full development. The SX Pro teat is designed not to invade the oral cavity and provide the baby with the same sensation that he experiences in his natural/physiological state when not wearing a pacifier. The physiologically shaped pacifier is in turn the most recommended by pediatric dentists by leaving more room for the tongue in the oral cavity*. The SUAVINEX SX Pro teat is endorsed by the Spanish Society of Pediatric Dentistry (SEOP). Features of the SX Pro Physiological Teat: Thinner neck: Allows you to close the mouth almost completely. Wider neck: better distributes pressure on gum/teeth. Shorter head: Allows lips and gum/teeth to rest on the neck, now longer, without interfering with the teat head. Flatter Head: Leave enough room for the tongue to rest in its natural position. Ultra-soft thin silicone with sandblasted finish: Mimics in texture and consistency of the maternal nipple, achieving maximum warmth and a super-flexible movement that adapts the nipple to the palatine cavity. Reversible: The SX Pro Physiological Teat Pacifier is reversible, so nothing happens if the baby turns it over. Instructions for use: When sterilising the pacifier, water can enter the teat. The pacifiers have no visible ventilation holes, so that the teat is soft when the baby sucks. Through these holes, water can enter. If water gets in, place the pacifier with the teat facing up and pressing from the end and inwards to remove it. According to Yaiza Cuba, a registered pediatric dentist. Compared to the Suavinex physiological pacifier.