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Why pacifiers?
Babies have a natural sucking need in the first five months. A pacifier can fulfill this need and provide comfort and calm, resulting in a sense of security and comfort for your baby. The use of a pacifier is generally considered safer and gentler for the teeth than thumb sucking.
What makes Difrax pacifiers unique?
- The butterfly-shaped shield leaves your baby's nose free, which is essential for breathing.
- Optimal airflow prevents skin irritation.
- The shield and teat grow with your baby's sucking needs and age.
- 100% BPA-free, meaning they are taste-, odor-, and allergen-free.
- Developed in collaboration with speech therapists and dentists.
- Available in different sizes, from Newborn to 18+ months, in Natural and Dental variants.
Silicone or rubber pacifier?
Difrax pacifiers are made from durable silicone material, making them less likely to tear than rubber pacifiers. Additionally, silicone pacifiers do not deform like rubber pacifiers.
Pacifier for different ages
The Difrax pacifier, developed in collaboration with speech therapists and dentists, is available in different sizes, from Newborn to 18+ months, in Natural, Dental, and Dynamic variants. The shield and teat of the pacifier vary per age category, ensuring a perfect fit for your baby's face and development.
Natural, Dental, or Dynamic pacifier?
- The Natural pacifier has a natural shape and is easily accepted by babies.
- The Dynamic pacifier has a teat composed of multiple silicone layers of different thicknesses, allowing it to move with your baby's natural sucking rhythm.
- For extra grip, there is the Dental pacifier, which stimulates the development of jaw and tongue muscles.
If your baby tends to bite the pacifier, we recommend switching to a teething ring or teething toy.
Pacifier Accessories
In addition to pacifiers, Difrax also offers a range of pacifier accessories, including bottle and soother brushes, sterilising eggs, and soother cords. A pacifier cord can be attached to your child's clothes to prevent the pacifier from getting lost or falling on the floor. This way, pacifiers are always within reach!