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AustraliaThe Tommee Tippee Ultralight Soother is designed for babies aged 6-18 months. This pack includes two soothers that provide comfort and support for your little one during their developmental stages.
This soother is perfect for soothing your baby while ensuring their oral health is maintained. The lightweight design makes it easy for little hands to hold and helps reduce the risk of skin irritation.
You can clean the soothers by placing them in the dishwasher or washing them in warm soapy water. Ensure they are thoroughly rinsed before use.
Yes, the Tommee Tippee Ultralight Soother is designed to be breastfed-friendly, making it a suitable choice for breastfed babies.
It is recommended to replace soothers every few months or at the first sign of wear and tear.
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