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Newborn Silicone Pacifier (0-3 months) by Haakaa

Haakaa

Newborn Silicone Pacifier (0-3 months)

Pacifiers in silicone

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  • Med24

    Newborn Silicone Pacifier (0-3 months) - Dummy

    €15.22Updated yesterday

    Ships from Sweden

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Why we chose it

The part that goes in the mouth is silicone (body). The brand declares it free of BPA and other bisphenols for this product. Documented: food-grade silicone.

  • Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
  • Brand states: Plastic-free

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More about this product

Details

  • Material

    Silicone

Materials & Safety

Goes in the mouth

Touches milk, food, mouth or skin

  • Silicone
  • Brand statesPlastic-free

    Brand states

What we could not confirm

  • Heavy-metal tested: no information
  • Organic materials: no information
  • PFAS-free: no information

From the brand

In the brand’s own words. Claims here are the brand’s; what we checked is listed under Materials & Safety.

Soothe your newborn with the Haakaa Newborn Silicone Dummy. It's a smaller size, specially designed for bubs that have only just recently arrived into the world! Whether you call it a dummy or a pacifier, this one is sized for newborns from 0 to 3 months and made in one piece. Not sure which shape or size to pick? Read Which Dummy Should I Choose? Made from one piece of 100% silicone, our Newborn Silicone Dummy is soft, safe and free of harsh chemicals. No more hard plastic bits that trap moisture and leave nasty rashes - our dummies are gentle on skin, gums and new teeth. You can also throw our Newborn Silicone Dummy in the freezer to relieve sore gums as your baby begins to teethe.

Research sources

  1. Newborn Silicone Pacifier (0-3 months)

    haakaa.co.nz · Brand

    Quoted evidence (3)
    • “100% silicone”
    • “Free of BPA, PVC, artificial colours and phthalates.”
    • “Features Made of 100% food-grade silicone that's safe for little mouths to suck on.”

Last updated Nov 2026Photo: HaakaaChecked against Standard v2.0Report an issue

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