Bibs Colour - Ivory

Meet the iconic pacifier that BIBS was built on - a timeless favorite bringing comfort and joy to babies for over 45 years.

• Air Releasing Valve: The valve releases air and condenses during sucking, allowing the nipple to shape naturally to your baby’s palate — just like a real nipple.  
• Anti-Irritation Shield: Curved to minimize contact with the skin, reducing moisture build-up and the risk of irritation around the mouth.  
• Skin-Like Softness: Made from natural rubber latex, the nipple closely resembles the warmth and softness of skin for a comforting, natural feel.  
• Flexible & Durable: Highly elastic and durable, the nipple moves like a real nipple while withstanding strong suction.  
• Safe Materials: Free from harmful chemicals like BPA, PFAS, and phthalates, ensuring safety and peace of mind.  
• Ventilation Holes: Three ventilation holes ensure optimal airflow for added comfort and safety.  
• Colors & Prints: A wide range of options that combine style and function—so families never have to compromise.  
• Growth Friendly Sizing: Available in three sizes to best support healthy oral development as your baby grows.  
• Designed & Made in Denmark/EU: Crafted with care and precision, ensuring high quality, safety, and Scandinavian design expertise. 

● Change in shape
● Rupture in the material
● Becomes brittle or sticky
● Enlarged nipple

No expiry date?
Here’s why, pacifiers are exposed to everyday use. Daily wear and tear, sunlight and heat exposure can all affect the integrity of the materials, sometimes even before a printed expiry date might suggest. That’s why in BIBS we include a traceable batch number on our packaging— but no expiry date. Instead, we recommend doing a quick pull test and visual check before each use.

And when the time comes, use these tips to start weaning your baby

1. Choose the Right Moment
Avoid big transitions like a move, being potty trained or the arrival of a new sibling. Pick a calm time in your child’s life.

2. Take It Step by Step
Start by removing the pacifier during the day from 12 months of age. Gradually reduce use until it’s only at bedtime, then remove it altogether.

3. Offer Comfort & Make it Special
Replace the pacifier with comforting alternatives, like a favorite stuffed animal or extra cuddle time when your child needs soothing. Around 2 to 3 years of age, explain why it’s time to stop using the pacifier and create a goodbye ritual to mark the milestone. Don’t
forget to praise their efforts along the way.