BIBS x Liberty Eloise Latex Pacifier 2 Pack

The BIBS x Liberty Eloise Latex Pacifier 2 Pack is a natural rubber latex dummy for non-nutritive sucking — sucking for comfort rather than milk. It pairs BIBS's round-teat soother with a Liberty print in the Eloise Sage Mix, so you get two dummies to keep on rotation while one is being cleaned or misplaced.

The teat is round and made to resemble the shape and size of the breast, a profile designed to encourage a similar tongue placement and sucking action. The lightweight round shield is made from 100% food-safe material and is free from BPA, PVC and phthalates. BIBS dummies are designed and manufactured in Denmark.

A design-led finish

The Eloise Sage Mix print comes from the BIBS x Liberty collection, which reimagines the brand's everyday baby essentials in Liberty's signature florals. It's a soft, muted palette that makes an ordinary daily item feel considered — worth knowing if you like your baby's bits and pieces to look as good as they are practical.

How it works

• Round teat profile: The rounded nipple resembles the shape and size of the breast and is designed to promote a similar tongue placement and sucking technique.
• Air-release valve: The nipple has a valve that lets air out when your baby closes down on it, so the teat flattens and shapes itself around the oral cavity.
• One-size shield: The round, lightweight shield comes in one size regardless of the nipple size and faces away from the delicate skin around the mouth, keeping contact with the nose and mouth to a minimum.

Choosing a size

The Eloise pacifier comes in two teat sizes so you can match the stage: Size 1 for 0+ months and Size 2 for 6+ months. Smaller is not automatically better — the size guidance is there to suit the proportions of the teat and shield to your baby's stage.

Natural rubber latex

These dummies use natural rubber latex, a softer, more elastic material than silicone. Because it's a natural material, some colour variation can occur from piece to piece, and latex can swell, darken or become sticky over time — all signs it's due for replacement. Latex is also relevant if there's a latex allergy in the family.

Disclaimer

Always consider hunger first — rooting, hand-to-mouth movement and increasing alertness may mean a feed is needed, and a dummy shouldn't delay or replace one. Never force a dummy on a baby who doesn't want it, and never sweeten or modify it. Don't attach clips, cords or toys during sleep, and follow full safe-sleep guidance. Inspect the teat before each use and replace it at the first sign of cracks, tears, stickiness, swelling, thinning or discolouration. Colour may vary slightly as natural rubber latex is a natural material.