DESCRIPTIONPhysiological silicone pacifier for children 6-12 months. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE - It is not advisable to use sterilization techniques other than those recommended by the manufacturer. PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS Never tie bows or cords to the pacifier, nor hang it around the child's neck, as this represents a strangulation hazard. Carefully inspect the pacifier before each use, stretching it in all directions, and discard it at the first sign of deterioration. Store it away from sunlight and heat in a clean, dry, covered container. It should also not be left immersed in sterilizing solutions for longer than recommended. This could damage the pacifier's teat. Special care must be taken with their preservation and hygiene, sterilizing them periodically and replacing them when the teat becomes deformed, the material is sticky, or cracks appear. Do not soak them in sweet substances, as this promotes the development of cavities. It is not advisable to use chains to hang the pacifier from the baby's neck, to avoid possible accidents. It is preferable to attach it to clothing or the crib using approved chains and straps, with safety clasps. To protect the pacifier, prevent it from falling or getting dirty, use specific pacifier clips and chains. Inspect carefully before each use, especially when the child has teeth. Pull the pacifier in all directions. Discard the pacifier at the first sign of deterioration or fragility. For hygiene reasons, before first use, keep the pacifier in boiling water for 5 minutes, let it cool and then drain all the retained water from the pacifier. To protect the hygiene of the pacifier if it is not used for a long time, store it in a clean, dry, covered container immediately after sterilization. Clean before each use, using water and dish soap. Replace the pacifier after 1 or 2 months of use. In the event that the pacifier accidentally enters the child's mouth entirely, IT IS ESSENTIAL TO REMAIN CALM: pacifiers have been specifically designed to make it impossible for the baby to swallow them. Remove it from the child's mouth proceeding very carefully and as gently as possible. - Do not attach ribbons, strings or chains to the pacifier other than those intended for that purpose due to the risk of Choking hazard.- Carefully and periodically inspect the pacifier for possible damage, especially when the child has teeth. Pull the pacifier in all directions and discard it at the first signs of deterioration or fragility.- Do not expose the pacifier to direct sunlight or a heat source, or in contact with a disinfectant for longer than recommended by the manufacturer, as this could damage the teat.- Do not place the teat in sweet substances or medications.