Orthodontic pacifier from the company NUK with a nipple made of rubber (latex), a soft, elastic, natural material that is resistant to biting. \ \ after long use, this material ages, becomes sticky and must be replaced. \ \ to date there is no clear scientific evidence linking latex nipples to latex allergy. It is recommended to change it in 1-2 months. \ \ dentists and speech therapists often recommend the use of a dental nipple. \ \ in their opinion, the dental nipple creates more space in the baby's mouth which allows more movement of the tongue. \ \ they also support the natural development of the jaw and palate thanks to their perfectly shaped nipple. \ \ orthodontic pacifiers also help prevent future dental problems by minimizing pressure on the teeth for proper development. \ \ pacifier benefits: \ \ does your baby fall asleep right after feeding? or does he calm down when you offer him a pacifier? this is because sucking triggers the release of a hormone called cck (cholecystokinin). it makes your baby feel full, relaxed and sleepy! \ \ how to clean a pacifier? \ \ before first use and then at regular intervals, place the pacifier for 5 minutes in boiling water or sterilize it. \ \ a small amount of water may get into the nipple – remove it by gently pressing the nipple. \ \ in between, rinse the pacifier frequently under running water. \