Pacifier Nuk USP 2-pack 18–36 months, silicone, air valve, zebra/lion design

The Nuk USP 2-pack pacifiers for 18–36 months are silicone soothers designed to support an orthodontic mouth fit while providing everyday comfort for toddlers. Each pacifier features a symmetrical silicone teat shaped to match natural oral movements and a ventilation-equipped molded shield to allow air circulation around the mouth. The set includes two playful designs — zebra and lion — intended for easy identification and varied use at home or on the go.

Advantages

These pacifiers combine a soft silicone teat with an air valve system and a contoured shield that helps reduce pressure on gums and developing teeth. The symmetrical teat supports natural tongue placement and sucking action, while the ventilation holes in the shield promote skin breathability to reduce moisture and irritation. The lightweight construction and compact shape make the pacifiers convenient to carry and handle.

Suitable for

• Soothing and calming toddlers aged 18–36 months
• Daytime and overnight use with attention to hygiene and inspection
• Use at home, daycare, or during travel for familiar comfort

Key specifications

• Age range: 18–36 months
• Material of teat: silicone
• Teat shape: symmetrical / orthodontic-style
• Shield: molded with ventilation holes
• Includes: two pacifiers with different animal designs
• Intended use: soothing, oral comfort for toddlers

How to use

Before first use, sterilize the silicone teats according to the manufacturer’s instructions and inspect each pacifier for damage before every use. Offer the pacifier to the child by holding the shield; avoid placing fingers inside the mouth. Replace the pacifier if the teat shows signs of wear, changes in shape, or damage. Clean regularly with warm soapy water or follow sterilization guidelines compatible with silicone materials.

Usage recommendations

For safe use, check the pacifier frequently for signs of wear and maintain hygiene through regular cleaning and proper storage. Limit pacifier use as advised by pediatric guidance for dental development, and replace pacifiers at first signs of deterioration.