BIBS Studio Stripes Latex Pacifier

The BIBS Studio Stripes Latex Pacifier is a dummy built around a natural rubber latex nipple, offering babies a soft, familiar surface for non-nutritive sucking — that is, sucking for comfort rather than for milk. It's part of the BIBS STUDIO Collection, which brings a fresh, design-led look to everyday baby products, so you can choose a soother that suits your style without compromising on the material and safety standards you're looking for.

Latex is loved for its skin-like softness, flexibility and suction resilience, which is why some parents prefer it over firmer materials. The shield is made from food-grade PP with a gentle design intended to sit comfortably against the face and help reduce moisture buildup and skin irritation around the mouth. The pacifier is BPA-free, made from 100% food-grade materials, and is designed and made in Denmark.

A note on the natural rubber latex nipple

Natural rubber latex is softer and more elastic than silicone, which many babies take to readily. It's worth knowing that latex can swell, darken or become sticky over time, and it is relevant if there's any latex allergy in the family. Acceptance is always individual — no single teat shape or material suits every baby, so it may take a little trial to find what your little one prefers.

How to Use

Before the first use:

1. Gently pull the nipple in all directions and carefully inspect it for any signs of weakness or damage.
2. Sterilise the pacifier after removing it from the packaging.

To clean natural rubber latex nipples, sterilise them regularly by scalding. Avoid sweetening the dummy, modifying it, or using it to give medicine, and never clean it in your own mouth.

Sizing

It's recommended to start with a size based on your baby's age, but ultimately your baby will help determine the best fit. As your baby grows, consider moving up to a larger size for continued comfort and safety.

Replacement and inspection

Check your baby's pacifiers regularly and replace them every 4–6 weeks, or at the first sign of damage or weakness. An enlarged or sticky nipple is a clear sign it's ready to be replaced. This pacifier complies with European Standard EN1400:2013+A2:2018.

Disclaimer

Always consider whether your baby is hungry before offering a dummy — rooting, mouthing and hand-to-mouth movements can signal a feed is needed, and a dummy shouldn't delay or replace one. For breastfed babies, it's generally suggested to wait until breastfeeding is well established before introducing routine dummy use. Keep dummies free of clips, cords, toys or other attachments during sleep, and follow safe-sleep guidance. Discontinue use and replace at any sign of wear.