Product description
Trusted by Healthcare Professionals: The pacifier is used in NICUs and crafted from medical-grade, BPA-free, orthodontic silicone for your baby’s safety and comfort.
Safe, Hygienic, and Comfortable: Its durable, one-piece design reduces the risk of choking while ensuring hygiene. The lightweight, soft plush companion offers extra comfort for your baby.
Convenient & Versatile: Featuring a detachable, machine-washable plush, this pacifier is easy to clean. The pacifier itself is dishwasher-safe and can be swapped with other pacifiers or teethers for flexibility.
Perfect for Travel: Compact and non-bulky, this pacifier fits easily into diaper bags or strollers, ensuring your baby’s favorite pacifier is always within reach.
The Ideal Gift for Every Occasion: Perfect for baby showers, this plush serves as Baby’s first stuffed animal, offering comfort for newborns, infants, and toddlers. It becomes a cherished companion for years.
Easy to Clean & Sterilize: The plush is machine washable, and the detachable pacifier is sterilizable and dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning and swapping.
8 reviews for Pacifier Holder with Detachable Soothie, 0m+ – 1 Count
| 5 star | 75% | |
| 4 star | 12% | |
| 3 star | 12% | |
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Hattie Cameron –
As a parent, these make keeping track of the pacifier a little easier. Pacifier quality is just like the smoothies that you get in the store. The only negative that we could come up with is the weight is a little much for our newborn and it does occasionally fall out of their mouth. However, definitely worth the money for this cute and easy way to keep track of the pacifier.
[...]Jade Macdonald –
This is so cute. My 3 month old loves to hold the ears when using his pacifier. Love that it is not furry so I feel safe when my baby puts it in his mouth.
[...]Summer Cooper –
Animal helps keep the pacifier in baby’s mouth when they’re first learning to suck on it. Very helpful to keep it from getting easily lost as well. Also nice for baby to learn to bring the pacifier to his/her mouth because it is substantial enough to grasp on to
[...]Natasha Campbell –
This soothie pacifier/plush toy combo is wonderful for my baby. She has just started reaching and grabbing for things, and the plush seal was the perfect size for his little hands to hold on to. She hasn’t quite grasped the ability to find the pacifier once it falls out of his mouth, but even so, the seal snuggle buddy kept him occupied so that she wouldn’t start crying right away when this does happen. Those few extra moments of peace are like gold for a busy mom of two!
[...]I also like the fact that I can attach any kind of pacifier that I want, letting the toy “grow” with my child. So far we have only used Soothie pacifiers, but I like having other options!
The plush buddy was very easy to clean…just drop it in a mesh bag, throw it in the washer and go! It didn’t take very long to air dry either, so my son didn’t have to go too long without his buddy! The Soothie was also easily cleaned in boiling water. No worries about bacteria!
My baby moves her head a lot while asleep, so I found that it was easier for her to sleep with just the Soothie, detached from the toy. All in all, my daughter highly approves of this product!
Sabrina Bond –
Such a cute shower gift!
[...]Georgina Atkinson –
This adorable little cow with a pacifier is just perfect. My newborn grandbaby loves it! When the pacifier is in, the soft cow lays comfortably across the baby’s chest, helping keep it in place and adding a little comfort. I chose this one because my mom, who is no longer with us, used to collect cows—so it’s a meaningful little piece that brings back memories while being so helpful. Such a precious and practical find!
[...]Leah Cunningham –
This is a game changer. My baby used to spit out the pacifier, but after we start using this product, it stays there longer.
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Jada Flynn –
Way smaller than I thought. It can slip thru the slats in the crib. I was looking for something that would stay in her crib all night
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