Pacifier Natural 18+ months Pure
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- Easy returns within 14 days
- Ordered before noon, shipped the same business day
- The butterfly shape of the shield leaves enough room for the nose
- Optimal air supply, thus preventing skin irritation
- Firm teat helps decrease the depency on a pacifier
The Difrax Pacifier Natural 18+ months has been specially developed for toddlers aged 18 months and older. The silicone teat is firmer and almost completely filled with a silicone substance. There is more silicone substance in the teat of the pacifier compared to pacifiers for toddlers aged 12 months and older.
Difrax’s new Pure collection offers a selection of pacifiers in natural earth tones. The neutral pacifiers are available in different sizes, so there is always a Pure pacifier available that is specially designed for the suckling needs of your baby.
Difrax pacifiers have a butterfly-shaped shield. This leaves enough room for the nose and makes sure that the teat fits the face perfectly. The holes in the shield guarantee optimal air supply, preventing skin irritation. The size of the pacifier shield is suitable for babies from 18 months.
The Natural pacifiers have a round, symmetrical shape, which is the easiest for most toddlers to accept. Difrax pacifiers have been developed in collaboration with speech therapists and dentists.
Please note: replace the pacifier every six weeks. Pull on the teat daily to make sure that the pacifier isn’t damaged. Is the pacifier damaged? Replace it immediately.
Order & Delivery
- Ordered before 12 pm the same day. Orders that are ordered over the weekend or on Dutch official holidays are dispatched on the next working day.
- During Black Friday and the holidays, keep in mind that delivery services are busier than usual and packages may take longer to arrive.
- Questions? Check our frequently asked questions
- Shipping cost is dependent on the shipping address. See below for a complete overview.
- Free shipping from EUR 30 to the Netherlands, Belgium and France. Free delivery from 100 euros to other countries.
- Returning within 14 days
- Secure payment
Shipping cost per country
| Country | Shippingcost Pick Up Point | Shipping cost with normal post (incl. Track & Trace) |
| Austria | € 7,25 | € 9,95 |
| Belgium | € 4,25 | € 5,95 |
| Bulgaria | € 8,25 | € 18,25 |
| Denmark | € 7,25 | € 9,95 |
| Estonia | € 6,95 | € 13,45 |
| Finland | € 11,95 | € 14,45 |
| France (no islands) | € 5,25 | € 7,95 |
| Germany | € 4,45 | € 6,95 |
| Greece | N/A | € 18,25 |
| Hungary | € 7,25 | € 9,95 |
| Iceland | N/A | € 32,95 |
| Ierland | N/A | € 9,95 |
| Italy (no islands) | € 8,25 | € 9,95 |
| Latvia | € 9,95 | € 11,25 |
| Lithuania | € 7,25 | € 9,95 |
| Luxembourg | € 4,25 | € 9,95 |
| Netherlands | € 3,95 | € 5,75 |
| Norway | € 11,95 | € 14,45 |
| Poland | € 7,25 | € 9,95 |
| Portugal | € 6,95 | € 9,95 |
| Romania | € 8,25 | € 18,25 |
| Slovenia | € 6,95 | € 11,25 |
| Spain (no islands) | € 6,95 | € 9,95 |
| Sweden | € 9,95 | € 12,95 |
The Difrax pacifier comes in five different sizes, ranging from newborn to 18+ months. The pacifier offers comfort and safety for any age. The size of the shield and the sucking part of the pacifier vary according to the age category. The sucking part becomes more solid as the ages increase, so it stays in proportion with the developing jaw strength of your child. The shield also becomes bigger, so it matches your child’s face.
As soon as your baby starts to bite on the pacifier, we recommend stopping the use of a pacifier and switching to a teething ring or teething toy.
Difrax has three sorts of pacifiers. The Natural, Dental and the Dynamic pacifier. The sucking section of the Natural pacifier and Dynamic pacifier has a flat base, while the end of the silicone sucking section is round and oval. We call this symmetrical. This means that the pacifier is readily accepted, especially by breast-feeding children. The pacifier is also suitable for children who like to rotate the pacifier in their mouth. This pacifier is exactly the same each way up.
Dental
The teat on the Difrax Dental pacifier also has a flat base and the end of the teat has one flat side that provides the tongue with a better grip when sucking. The Dental pacifier stimulates the development of the palate and the tongue and jaw muscles. The rounded part of the teat lies against the palate, and the flat part presses on the tongue. Good for children who need this, or for those who reject the Natural pacifier shape.
Dynamic and Natural
The Dynamic pacifier has an oval end, just like the Difrax Natural pacifier. What makes the Dynamic pacifier different is the material, which consists of different silicone layers with small silicone balls on top. The mobility of the silicone layers promotes your baby’s natural sucking rhythm. The silicone balls on the sucking part imitate the mother’s nipple, which is why the Dynamic pacifier is perfect for breast-fed children.
Every child has their own pacifier preference, and all three types are equally responsible. Depending on what your child prefers you can use either a Natural, Dental or the Dynamic pacifier. Unsure what your child prefers? We then advise choosing the Natural or Dynamic variant in the first instance.
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