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- Inspect carefully before each use, especially when the child has teeth.
Pull the soother in all directions. Throw away at the rst signs of
damage or weakness.
- Do not leave a soother in direct sunlight or near a source of heat, or
leave in disinfectant (“sterilising solution”) for longer than
recommended, as this may weaken the teat.
- Keep the removable protection (cap) for the teat away from children
to avoid suffocation.
- Before rst use, place in boiling water for 5 minutes, allow to cool,
and squeeze out any trapped water from the soother. This is to
ensure hygiene.
- Clean before each use.
- Never dip teat in sweet substances or medication, your child may get
tooth decay.
- Replace the soother after 4 weeks of use, for safety and hygiene
reasons.
- In the event that the soother becomes lodged in the mouth, DO
NOT PANIC; it cannot be swallowed and is designed to cope with
such an event. Remove from the mouth with care, as gently as
possible.
- Always use this product under adult supervision. Keep in a dry
covered container. Soothers and caps are suitable for all commonly
used forms of sterilisation. Wash your hands thoroughly and ensure
surfaces are clean before contact with sterilised components.
- The soother can be cleaned by washing with warm water.
- DO NOT use abrasive cleaning agents or anti-bacterial cleaners on
the soothers. Excessive combinations of detergents may eventually
cause plastic components to crack. Should this occur, replace your
soother immediately.
- DO NOT sterilise the display case.
- For further advice on cleaning see chapter ‘Cleaning’.
Warning
- Do not immerse the measurement unit of the soother thermometer
in water or any other liquid. Never sterilise or boil the measurement
unit.
ENGLISH 7