Blush + Lilac Holland Pop (Twin Pack)

Inspired by the spring landscape in the heart of the Netherlands, this Holland collection is the Doddle quality you love with a slightly more feminine touch. Parent-inspired and baby approved.

The Holland POP Basic pacifier is made with 100% high grade silicone and is one solid piece. Made without lead, PVC, BPA, latex, or phthalates. The pacifier is dishwasher safe when cleaned on the top rack. Tiny victories. It’s the little things.

Packet Label Size - 0+M, designed for babies with teeth. The firmer nipple is bite resistant, perfect for older babies and toddlers.

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• The Brand
• Safety
• FAQs
• Care

• Soothing babies and parents has been Doddle & Co's goal from the start. To bring you products that make the day-to-day realities of parenting easier. That’s right. That’s it.

• Adjusted design for the EU/AU market to meet safety standards.

  Each dummy is supplied with care information printed within the box. Please read and follow all information carefully.

  Dummies are recommended to be discarded every 4-6 weeks due to safety and hygienic reasons.Inspect dummy before use and discard if worn.

  • 100% silicone.
  • No lead, PVC, BPA, latex or phthalates.
  • Single piece construction.
  • natural nipple shape.
  • Recommended for babies 3 months + (but it's certainly safe for older infants).
  • Dishwasher safe.
  • For hygiene and safety, replace pacifier after about 2 months of use.

• What is the advantage of a one-piece pacifier?

  A one-piece pacifier is a bit more clean because the single-piece construction allows for no joints or cracks where dirt and bacteria can hide.

  My baby is not using the pacifier, why?

  They may need to get used to it. Like all toys and objects, introducing a new one into the mix can occasionally take some time. Help baby by keeping it visible, even when not in use. In our experience, curious little hands eventually explore and find they love it.

  My baby can't keep it in their mouth?

  If your baby is not grasping onto the nipple or spits it out after a while, then give it a rest and try again in a new setting or when they are more apt to try again. As with all pacifiers, if babe yawns, cries or falls asleep and relaxes their mouth the pacifier will fall. We wish we could design around this, but we aren't that good!

  How do I get my baby to use the pacifier for the first time?

  Introduce the pacifier when your baby is fairly calm and content. Touch the pacifier to their cheek. This should encourage them to turn towards the pacifier and suckle. This is a natural reflex that babies are born with.

• Important Safety & Care FYIs

  Prior to using, sanitize The Pop® by boiling in water for 5 minutes. Rotate it in all directions to remove trapped water and allow to cool prior to use. Give it a shake to make sure all excess water is removed, particularly in areas that are harder to dry and reach (the inside of the nipple where water can get trapped, especially). This is to ensure hygiene.

  Never dip the teat in sweet substances or medication, your child may get tooth decay.

  For day to day cleaning, wash in the dishwasher or by hand with warm soapy water. Dry it completely (see “trapped water” note, above). Clean before every use. For hygiene and safety, replace pacifier after about 2 months of use.

  How do I clean the inside of the nipple?

  For day-to-day cleaning, wash in a dishwasher or with warm soapy water and—very important—let it dry completely before each use. Give it a good shake to ensure water doesn’t get trapped in the nipple.

  Does it matter if it gets dirty?

  OK, so yes and no. This really depends on you. We’re not helicopter parents, we embrace a little exposure to the elements, and of course this is meant to keep all that nasty stuff out. Will you need to wash this paci? Yes, of course. But you’ll wash it one or two times per day versus 50.

  When the pacifier drops, it gets hair or fuzz on it?

  Sure. Hair and fuzz are definitely not in the category of “evil germ carriers” so we don’t suggest worrying too much about it. Again, you will need to wash this paci, just not 50+ times per day.