The only pacifier that the baby has been using from a few days old until now, at 2 and a half months. Sometimes, after sterilization, there is a drop of water left inside the pacifier, but it goes away with a few shakes. Definitely, it doesn't need soaking in soap opera, because then soap gets inside and it's not easy to remove. It's better to just wash it superficially and then sterilize it

Very nice pacifier nipple. It is subjective whether the baby will like it or not, and it is good for the mother to try it depending on whether the baby likes it. If you use avent philips bottles, these specific pacifiers are recommended.

He grabbed it directly and for its age (30 days) it holds it for quite a while.. it lulls him to sleep in seconds and he accepted it from the very first day.. we wouldn't change it for anything

The pacifiers are good, the baby accepts them, but they fall out of his mouth very easily. As soon as he stops sucking, they fall. While the classic ones stay in the mouth and as soon as the baby wants them again, he goes for them. My baby doesn't accept the classic ones anymore because he likes these more (from what I can understand), so we are constantly giving and taking them. If you choose them, buy 3-4 because forget about the old ones.

The best purchase I have made for pacifiers, which also came with a gift of a case in which you could put water and place it in the microwave to sterilize the pacifiers for you to take them with you on a trip!