Philips Avent BPA Free Soothie Pacifier, 0-3 Months, 2 Pack, Packaging May Vary

by Philips Avent

• Sized and shaped for baby's mouth
• Latex-free
• Hospital-grade silicone
• Durable, one-piece construction
• Packaging may vary

Product Description

Color: Green

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The Philips AVENT Soothie Pacifier helps calm and soothe newborns. Designed for babies from birth to three months, the Soothie Pacifier is made of hospital-grade, BPA-free and latex-free silicone for strength, comfort, and durability. Its one-piece construction is specially sized and shaped for a newborn's mouth and adheres to the American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines.

Soothie Pacifier, Green, 0- 3 Months, 2 Pack

At a Glance:

• Helps calm and soothe newborns
• For babies from birth to three months
• Made of hospital-grade, BPA-free and latex-free silicone
• Can be sterilized in one of the AVENT sterilizers; dishwasher safe
• One-piece design adheres to American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines

Can be sterilized.
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BPA-free Soothie pacifier for babies from birth to three months. View larger.

Supports Healthy Oral Development

The AVENT Soothie Pacifier Is distributed in hospitals nationwide. This pacifier has a unique shape that comfortably fits newborn mouths to help calm and soothe your baby, without inhibiting normal development.

Strong Silicone Construction for Comfort and Durability

For durability and long-lasting comfort, the Soothie Pacifier is made of hospital-grade, silicone without any detectable taste or odor, making it more likely to be accepted by your baby. The nipple is strong and smooth and resists becoming sticky. Even after extended use, it won't become discolored or lose its shape.

Safe and BPA Free

This pacifier has a safe, one-piece design that adheres to the American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines for newborns. It is BPA free.

Easy Care and Cleanup

Cleaning and caring for the Soothie Pacifier is simple. The pacifier can be sterilized in one of the AVENT sterilizers and is dishwasher safe.

What's in the Box

Two green Soothie Pacifiers, 0-3 months

Pacifiers

Soothie	Advanced Orthodontic	Translucent Orthodontic	Nighttime	Fashion	Contemporary	Freeflow	Animal
Age Range
0 - 3 months, 3+ months	0 - 6 months, 6 - 18 months	0 - 6 months, 6 - 18 months	0 - 6 months, 6 - 18 months	0 - 6 months, 6 - 18 months	0 - 6 months, 6 - 18 months	0 - 6 months, 6 - 18 months	0 - 6 months, 6 - 18 months
Promotes Natural Development of Teeth and Gums (Orthodontic Friendly)
Dishwasher Safe
BPA-Free
Taste and Odor Free
Security Handle for Easy Removal
Special Features/Uniqueness
Used by medical professionals to calm newborns	Developed with leading orthodontist, Dr. Hageman	Stylish with crystal clear look	Handles glow in the Dark	Bright, colorful designs	Curved shield with six holes and modern designs	Curved shield with six holes for greater comfort	Colorful and fun animal designs
Colors May Vary
2-packs of green, blue, or 1 purple & 1 pink	White, pink, blue, yellow, green	Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange	Blue, Yellow	White, blue, pink	green, purple, orange, blue, red	white, blue, pink, green orange	white with various animals
Pack Size
2	1	2	2	2	2	2	2
Snap-On Hygienic Cap

Product Description

Soothie is premium pacifier designed for newborns and babies without teeth who are successfully bottle or breastfeeding a. Its one-piece construction adheres to the American Academy of Pediactric guidelines. Over 2,000 hospitals nationwide give newborns the Soothie pacifier. Soothie pacifiers are sized and shaped for baby's developing mouth.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

92 of 100 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars All He Will Use! August 25, 2011

By Nikita

Color Name:Blue|Amazon Verified Purchase

I got one of these at the hospital, and it is the only pacifier my son has ever accepted. Highly recommend you at least try it if you haven't already. It's great, because you can stick your finger in and babies tend to latch onto it better when you do.

And they look like a suckerfish, as you can see by looking down the translucent nub. It's entertaining AND useful.

And I totally don't laugh at my child.

41 of 54 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars Not Orthodontic December 12, 2011

By Danielle

Color Name:Green|Amazon Verified Purchase

On the one hand, whatever is comforting to the baby is a winner, and I like that now you can get the Soothie in a color other than the typical green.

However, as far as pacifiers go, the Soothies are my least favorite. First, they are nearly impossible to stay in baby's mouth without assistance. There are a few Soothie holders out there, like the Wubbanub, but who designs a $15-$20 pacifier holder that doesn't detatch from the pacifier? (For washing/replacing purposes...).

Second, these seem to be the worst option for long-term use from a dental perspective. The nipple is about as anti-orthodontic as you can get....just take a look at the difference in shape between these and a NUK. From an oral development perspective, a baby may as well suck their thumb....they'll have the same shaped teeth. If my babies are going to use a pacifier, I'd much rather it be an orthodontic design that puts less pressure on the gums/incoming teeth.

Third, as other reviewers have noted, the non-nipple part of the pacifier leaves little room for a tiny newborn's nose....not a great design.

Fourth, when these pacifiers drop, they bounce and roll to all corner of the earth. Like bouncy balls that pick up dirt and lint and god-knows-what with each bounce.

That said, of my 3 kids, both daughters seemed to go through a "Soothie Phase" as newborns. When it comes to soothing a little one, I go with what works. For long term use, however, I was able to re-introduce orthodontic pacifiers to both my girls at about 3 months (the youngest seems to prefer the Avent orthodontic design, my oldest stuck with the NUK)....

Every baby seems to have it's own preferences, so I've held on to our Soothies for each of our kids, but if I could choose a pacifier to get "hooked on," it would be the NUK. My suggestion is that if you have a baby that already likes an orthodontic design, stick with that! Read more ›

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Good for Breastfeeding babies. April 28, 2011

By Kara M Russell

Color Name:Pink/Purple|Amazon Verified Purchase

We went with the Soothie pacifier because I am breastfeeding and we wanted something that wouldn't cause too much confusion. My daughter loved this pacifier, so we bought the pink / purple ones to have extras (in the diaper bag, in case one got lost - and they always get lost LOL!). We never had an issue with it causing troubles with her breastfeeding. I know several other breastfeeding Moms who use this pacifier too. My daughter has now found her thumb, so prefers that to a pacifier, but I really liked this pacifier. Plus it is easy to clean as it is one piece. We did buy and try the gumdrop pacifiers as they have the same nipple, but are shaped to "fit their face" - they have a curve to the base and a "cutout" for the nose. My Daughter didn't like those as much as her regular soothie.

10 of 12 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Best pacifier for a newborn!! April 27, 2012

By ahoran02

Color Name:Green|Amazon Verified Purchase

I have a 5 week old and have tried the other pacifiers, but found that my newborn started chewing on my nipples when I breastfed her because the shape of the pacifier and my nipples were not the same.

After reading some reviews, I bought the GumDrop Newborn Pacifiers and the Philips AVENT Soothies at the same and had high hopes for both of them, but when I got them, my newborn rejected the GumDrop pacifiers as the base of the pacifier is a harder plastic than the Soothies.

She absolutely loves the Soothies, and the round base around them mimics breastfeeding more closely than the Gumdrops. I have since purchased more Soothies and have one in almost every room in the house. As a result of these great pacifies, she has since stopped chewing on my breast and has a better latch!

42 of 57 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Note the brand name March 30, 2011

By Tara Allen

Color Name:Green

I bought these pacifiers off the shelf not giving any notice to the brand. The original maker of this design is "The First Years", not "Avent." So when I saw this on the shelf, I was misled because Phillips Avent is making a pacifier which looks exactly like the green pacifier that First Years used to make. This may not be a big deal to anyone else (or their baby), but my baby knew the difference & wanted nothing to do with the Avent brand paci. When I compared the two, I noticed that the Avent brand paci was slightly harder than The First Years brand. With The First Years, my baby could chomp down easier & get better suction too. Our hospital gave out "The First Years" brand, and that is all my daughter will take now. At 4 months old, this particular brand did not work for us, but that doesn't mean it won't work for you. But if your baby is picky, I would stick to the original brand if you know that's what (s)he likes.

Note: Though she always prefers her green "First Years" brand, now at 9 months, baby is accepting the Avent brand.

UPDATE: FIRST YEARS does not make this paci at all anymore. It seems AVENT has the manufacturing rights.
My original review of this product is a bit old. I want to say that the green pacifiers have been great, and of all the ones on the market, this is the only one she will take... even if there was a small adjustment period when the new brand took over. I think it's important to note that the "0-3 Months" pacifiers are preferable to her because they are softer. When I tried buying the paci for older babies, she spit it out & simply could not get good suction. It seemed too "hard" & uncomfortable for her. Anyway, at 18 months old, she was still using this green 0-3 month paci, and we will ween her off the paci soon.... Right now it's a great soother while she is teething, as nothing else works. I do believe though, that the shape of the "nipple" on this paci has caused her front teeth to grow in pronounced curve shape. Read more ›