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PACIFIER
Quick Don'ts
Do not leave pacifiers in direct sunlight.
Do not put the pacifiers in the dishwasher.
Do not use UV or steam sterilizers for the pacifiers.
Do not freeze the pacifiers.
To sterilize pacifiers subsequently, follow these three simple steps:
Put the pacifiers in a clean bowl. Pour boiling water over the pacifiers.
Let the pacifiers soak for approx. 5 min.
Pick them up and let them dry on a clean towel.
This applies to both latex and silicone pacifiers. Latex and silicone pacifiers should be sterilised separately before their first use.
How often should you replace pacifiers?
The general advice is to replace your pacifiers or dummies after 4-8 weeks of use – dependent on the usage of the pacifier. Some babies have a very strong suction or only use one pacifier at a time, and in these cases the pacifier may be ready for a replacement after less than 4 weeks.
There is also a hygienic reason to replace the pacifier regularly. The older the pacifier gets, the more bacteria will hide in them. For this reason, your child shouldn’t use the same pacifier for more than 8 weeks – even if it seems like it is in perfect condition.
Always check the pacifier before use
Before giving the pacifier to your child, you should always examine it for visible traces of use – do this by pulling the nipple. If the nipple has tooth marks, cracks, or other signs of wear, you must replace it immediately.
Pacifiers must be replaced when you see the following signs:
Changes in the surface
Changes in size
Change in shape
Rupture in the material
Becomes brittle or sticky
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Size of Pacifier
Size 1: 0+ months
Size 2: 6+ months
Size 3: 18+ months

Choking. Be sure to choose a pacifier with a base that's at least an inch and a half across. This size prevents your baby from getting the pacifier stuck in their mouth or throat. Also, look for a pacifier that has ventilation holes in the base just in case it ever gets trapped in your baby's mouth.
Make sure the pacifier is one complete piece. If your baby sucks hard enough on a two-piece pacifier, it may come apart and pose a choking risk. 
stop pacifier at the age of 12 to 18 months, prolong use may cause ear infection and cause dental problem.
nipple confusion