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Baby Soother
Size 0 / Light Blue
CHF 9.95
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CHF 9.95
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Orthodontic baby soothers support natural jaw development while providing comfortable, calming everyday reassurance.
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Description
The Curaprox baby soother uses a biofunctional shape designed to work with the natural activity of a growing mouth. Developed with orthodontist Dr Herbert Pick, its flat, broad and flexible tip leaves room for tongue movement and provides gentle reassurance when a baby actively sucks.
The shape helps distribute pressure across the palate while supporting balanced oral muscle activity. Unlike a conventional round teat that may rest passively in the mouth, the Curaprox design is intended to function through active sucking. Different sizes support changing stages of development, so parents should select and use the appropriate product according to the supplied instructions and regularly inspect it for wear.
- Biofunctional soother design
- Flat flexible tip
- Allows natural tongue movement
- Distributes pressure evenly
- Developed with dental professionals
- Sizes for growing mouths
Specifications
- Category
- Baby & Kids
- Colour
- Blue
- Pack type
- Single Pack
- Items per sales unit
- 1
- Exact colour name
- light blue
- Age group
- Baby
- Application
- Baby & Kids
- Daily use
- Yes
- Mouthpiece material
- Silicone Rubber Wacker Elastosil
- Protective cap
- Yes
- Soother accessory
- soother, cleaning box
- Dishwasher-safe
- Yes
Shipping Information
Free shipping on orders of CHF 40 or more.
Orders are generally shipped on the same day.
Everything you need to know
Are soothers safe for my baby’s teeth and jaw?
Yes, they are—if you choose a biofunctional soother or dummy that does not hinder but ideally promote an optimum development of the child’s jaw, palate, and teeth. These soothers such as the Curaprox soother come with an extra-flat sucking part which guides the sucking pressure to the jaw rather than to the tender palate.
What makes these soothers different form regular pacifiers?
Most of the common soothers come with enormous round or cherry-shaped sucking parts that squeeze the tongue out of its natural position. It can no longer exert the natural, gentle pressure on the soft palate to help it grow wider. The result: a narrow misaligned upper jaw, teeth have no room, and the child may breathe through the mouth instead of the nose.
The Curaprox soother, however, respects and favours the natural position of the tongue, allowing it to rest on the upper jaw, exerting even pressure and allowing it to grow naturally in width and creating enough space for the teeth. What is also good to know, it only stays in the mouth when actively sucked on. The baby is constantly training its jaw and tongue while sucking. This promotes and favours optimal growth.
Which size soother should I choose for my baby?
We recommend the Curaprox soother size 0 for your baby, no matter how old they are. This dummy size can be used at any age and is safe to use. It contains no harmful substances and is biofunctional, meaning that promotes a child's natural growth.
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Are soothers safe for my baby’s teeth and jaw?
Yes, they are—if you choose a biofunctional soother or dummy that does not hinder but ideally promote an optimum development of the child’s jaw, palate, and teeth. These soothers such as the Curaprox soother come with an extra-flat sucking part which guides the sucking pressure to the jaw rather than to the tender palate.
What makes these soothers different form regular pacifiers?
Most of the common soothers come with enormous round or cherry-shaped sucking parts that squeeze the tongue out of its natural position. It can no longer exert the natural, gentle pressure on the soft palate to help it grow wider. The result: a narrow misaligned upper jaw, teeth have no room, and the child may breathe through the mouth instead of the nose.
The Curaprox soother, however, respects and favours the natural position of the tongue, allowing it to rest on the upper jaw, exerting even pressure and allowing it to grow naturally in width and creating enough space for the teeth. What is also good to know, it only stays in the mouth when actively sucked on. The baby is constantly training its jaw and tongue while sucking. This promotes and favours optimal growth.
Which size soother should I choose for my baby?
We recommend the Curaprox soother size 0 for your baby, no matter how old they are. This dummy size can be used at any age and is safe to use. It contains no harmful substances and is biofunctional, meaning that promotes a child's natural growth.
How often should I replace my baby's soother?
For hygiene and safety reasons, we recommend checking the soother regularly and replacing it at the first signs of wear. The soother should also be cleaned and sterilised regularly.
How do I sterilise the Curaprox soother?
Before first use, sterilise the soother in boiling water for 5 minutes. Afterwards, allow it to cool completely, squeeze out excess water and let it dry thoroughly. For regular cleaning, please follow the product care instructions.
When should babies stop using a soother?
Most children naturally grow out of using a soother over time. Curaprox offers different soother sizes designed for each stage of development and a baby’s natural sucking needs.
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