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Brand8% cheaperTommee Tippee Night Time Soothers, Symmetrical Orthodontic Design, BPA-Free Silicone Baglet, Includes Steriliser Box, 18-36M, Pack of 2 DummiesUSD $22.95
BrandSame priceTommee Tippee Ultralight Soother Night 18-36 Months 2 PackUSD $24.952 2Pack
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AustraliaThe Tommee Tippee Ultralight Soother is designed specifically for babies aged 18-36 months, ensuring comfort and ease of use. This 2-pack of soothers offers a lightweight design that is gentle on your child's delicate skin. The unique shape of the soother promotes natural oral development, making it an ideal choice for growing toddlers.
These soothers provide a soothing experience for your toddler while supporting their oral health. The lightweight construction ensures that your child can easily hold and use the soother, promoting independence. Additionally, the soft material is gentle on sensitive skin, reducing the risk of irritation.
To keep the soothers clean and hygienic, simply wash them in warm soapy water or place them in the dishwasher. Always inspect the soothers before each use and replace them if any signs of wear or damage are visible.
Yes, these soothers are designed with safety in mind and are suitable for toddlers aged 18-36 months.
You can clean the soothers by washing them in warm soapy water or placing them in the dishwasher. Make sure to follow the care instructions provided.
These soothers are recommended for children aged 18-36 months.
It is recommended to use soothers that are appropriate for your child's age group to ensure safety and comfort.
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