Philips Avent Ultra Soft Pacifier, 6-18 Months, Blue and Grey, 4 Pack, SCF211/40

Just like the 0-6 month size. My baby switched to these at 5 months old with no issues. I can’t tell much of a difference other than size. Handy to have 4 to rotate clean ones and to have one on each floor of the house. I sterilized them to clean initially, but now I just clean with unscented soap and rinse with hot water, making sure to squeeze/shake out any water in the nipple before drying or giving to my baby. If your baby used 0-6 month version of these I’d recommended these when you need to size up.How to clean inside the nipple: hold the binkie sideways (nipple parallel with the floor) under running water. The water should be flowing over the binkie “handle” opening (where it attaches to the binkie on one of the sides. So the widest part of the nipple should be perpendicular with the floor) Squeeze the nipple and slowly release to fill the nipple with water, then remove the binkie from under the water and squeeze the nipple again to remove water. Hope this helps someone!

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I've tried so many different types of pacifiers with my son and these are the only ones that (A) he likes, (B) will not fall out of his mouth constantly, and (C) are easy to clean/sanitize. I initially purchased the 0-6 month size so when it came time to size up, I was already sold on getting these. I also appreciate the fact that the orthopedic shape promotes a healthier positioning for when his teeth start coming in. There's also convenient cases that these come in which doubles as a microwavable sanitizer. Lastly, if you submerge them in water and squeeze the nipple, they will hold the water inside and you can freeze them for when your little one starts teething. My son hasn't started teething yet but I will definitely take advantage of that feature for when he does.

This is the only pacifier my son will use.I can't give it 5 start for durability, but that's a good thing. It's smooth and soft, which for me is better than hard and strong.For the most part it's fine. And it's probably fine for most kids. My son does tend to bite on it, which will sometimes rip it. But I've rarely had to replace it because of that.

Best ones that I found for my little guy. I would replace after a few months, especially when they start to get teeth. I found one where it was chewed on and the nipple part was ripped. Could have been bad. I check them daily before he uses them now. Overall love these.