Baby Pacifier

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Bebina Weaning Bottle - Light Blue - 240ml +6 M

A 240 ml weaning bottle with a soft spout — for babies transitioning from a teat to a cup, around 6+ months. In light blue. Bebina is a regional baby-care brand carrying a complete feeding-and-soothing range — feeding bottles, weaning bottles, silicone pacifiers, pacifier clips, baby spoon-feeders, a medicine dispenser and a manual nasal aspirator.

Soft silicone spout — easier than a hard spout for the transition from teat

- Anti-slip handles or grip-friendly body — supports baby's first independent drinking

- Spill-resistant valve — minimises mess during the learning phase

- BPA-free; food-safe materials

Benefits:

• - 240 ml capacity — full toddler-water-bottle volume
• - Soft silicone spout — bridges the gap between teat and open cup
• - Spill-resistant — limits dribbling and spills as baby learns to tilt
• - Easy-grip body for small hands
• - Suitable from 6 months — when baby is starting solids and transitioning off the bottle
• - Top-rack dishwasher safe; sterilisable
• Bottle-to-cup transition (typically starts at 6 months, completes by 12-18 months)
• - Water and weaning meals — diluted juice, water, expressed milk during the day
• - Travel and outings — easier to pack than an open cup

How to Use:

• Sterilise before first use. Fill with water, diluted juice, or expressed milk. Hand the bottle to baby; sit them upright in a high chair or your lap. Demonstrate the action — most babies pick up tilting in a few sessions. For first attempts, fill only halfway and let baby explore. Always supervise.

Precautions:

• - The spill-resistant valve reduces but doesn't eliminate spills — supervise on furniture
• - Don't fill with hot liquids — silicone spouts soften with heat; warm liquids only
• - Inspect the spout regularly; replace if torn, stretched, or showing wear
• - Don't leave a baby unattended with any bottle
• - Wean from this onto an open cup by 18-24 months — extended bottle use can affect tooth development

Q&A:

Q: Why a weaning bottle and not just a regular bottle?
A: A regular bottle teat encourages a sucking motion. The weaning spout encourages a sipping motion — closer to drinking from a cup. It's a stepping stone between the teat (newborn) and an open cup (toddler).

Q: When should I move from this to an open cup?
A: Around 12-18 months, gradually offer water in an open cup at meals. Most children master open-cup drinking by 18-24 months. Sippy/spill-proof cups CAN delay this skill, so introduce open-cup practice early at supervised meals.

Q: My baby refuses the spout — what do I do?
A: Try a softer spout (silicone is softer than hard plastic). Offer when baby is thirsty but not crying. Demonstrate the action — babies learn by watching. Some babies skip weaning bottles entirely and go straight from teat to open cup; that's fine too.

Bebina Silicone Pacifier Age: +3 M

A one-piece silicone pacifier for 3 months and up — soft, soothing, and easy to keep clean. Bebina is a regional baby-care brand carrying a complete feeding-and-soothing range — feeding bottles, weaning bottles, silicone pacifiers, pacifier clips, baby spoon-feeders, a medicine dispenser and a manual nasal aspirator.

Single-piece silicone construction — no joint where mould or bacteria can hide

- Orthodontic teat shape — flat underside that supports natural tongue and palate development

- Ventilation holes in the shield — reduces irritation and the risk of skin marks

- BPA-free; medical-grade silicone

Benefits:

• - One-piece soft silicone — most hygienic design (no separate handle/teat seam)
• - Lightweight — won't pull on a baby's mouth
• - Orthodontic shape — flat tongue side, rounded palate side
• - Ventilation holes in the shield to let skin breathe
• - Suitable from 3 months and up
• - Boilable, sterilisable, dishwasher safe
• Soothing between feeds for fussy babies
• - Sleep — sucking soothes most babies and helps them settle
• - Pediatric/SIDS guidance: pacifier use during sleep is associated with reduced SIDS risk in babies under 1 year (after breastfeeding is established at 4 weeks)
• - Distraction during routine vaccinations or doctor visits

How to Use:

• Sterilise before first use (boil 5 min, or steam steriliser, or cold-water tablets). Offer the pacifier to baby; some babies take to it immediately, others need a few days. Don't dip it in honey, sugar, or food (encourages tooth decay later). Sterilise daily for newborns; for older infants, hot soapy water + rinse is generally sufficient.

Precautions:

• - Inspect the pacifier before EVERY use — pull gently on the teat to check it's not loose or torn
• - Replace at any sign of damage, discolouration, or stickiness; typically replace every 1-2 months
• - Never tie a pacifier around baby's neck — only use a designed pacifier clip with strap under 22 cm
• - Don't dip in sugar/honey — risks tooth decay (and honey is unsafe for babies under 1 year)
• - For breastfeeding mothers: introduce the pacifier only AFTER breastfeeding is well established (~4 weeks) to avoid nipple confusion
• - Sucking on a pacifier past age 2-3 may affect tooth alignment — wean gradually

Q&A:

Q: Will it cause nipple confusion if I'm breastfeeding?
A: Possibly, in the first 4 weeks. Most pediatricians recommend waiting until breastfeeding is well established (good latch, steady weight gain) before offering a pacifier. After that, most babies move easily between breast and pacifier.

Q: How often should I replace it?
A: Every 1-2 months minimum, OR at any sign of: cracks, tears, change in colour, or sticky/swollen silicone. Silicone degrades with sterilising and use; old pacifiers can crack and become a choking hazard.

Q: Will it ruin my baby's teeth?
A: Short-term use is fine and the orthodontic shape is designed to minimise dental impact. Long-term use (past 2-3 years) can affect tooth alignment. Wean off gradually around age 1-2; full weaning by age 3.

Bebina Silicone Pacifier Age: +0 M

A one-piece silicone pacifier for newborn — soft, soothing, and easy to keep clean. Bebina is a regional baby-care brand carrying a complete feeding-and-soothing range — feeding bottles, weaning bottles, silicone pacifiers, pacifier clips, baby spoon-feeders, a medicine dispenser and a manual nasal aspirator.

Single-piece silicone construction — no joint where mould or bacteria can hide

- Orthodontic teat shape — flat underside that supports natural tongue and palate development

- Ventilation holes in the shield — reduces irritation and the risk of skin marks

- BPA-free; medical-grade silicone

Benefits:

• - One-piece soft silicone — most hygienic design (no separate handle/teat seam)
• - Lightweight — won't pull on a baby's mouth
• - Orthodontic shape — flat tongue side, rounded palate side
• - Ventilation holes in the shield to let skin breathe
• - Suitable from newborn
• - Boilable, sterilisable, dishwasher safe
• Soothing between feeds for fussy babies
• - Sleep — sucking soothes most babies and helps them settle
• - Pediatric/SIDS guidance: pacifier use during sleep is associated with reduced SIDS risk in babies under 1 year (after breastfeeding is established at 4 weeks)
• - Distraction during routine vaccinations or doctor visits

How to Use:

• Sterilise before first use (boil 5 min, or steam steriliser, or cold-water tablets). Offer the pacifier to baby; some babies take to it immediately, others need a few days. Don't dip it in honey, sugar, or food (encourages tooth decay later). Sterilise daily for newborns; for older infants, hot soapy water + rinse is generally sufficient.

Precautions:

• - Inspect the pacifier before EVERY use — pull gently on the teat to check it's not loose or torn
• - Replace at any sign of damage, discolouration, or stickiness; typically replace every 1-2 months
• - Never tie a pacifier around baby's neck — only use a designed pacifier clip with strap under 22 cm
• - Don't dip in sugar/honey — risks tooth decay (and honey is unsafe for babies under 1 year)
• - For breastfeeding mothers: introduce the pacifier only AFTER breastfeeding is well established (~4 weeks) to avoid nipple confusion
• - Sucking on a pacifier past age 2-3 may affect tooth alignment — wean gradually

Q&A:

Q: Will it cause nipple confusion if I'm breastfeeding?
A: Possibly, in the first 4 weeks. Most pediatricians recommend waiting until breastfeeding is well established (good latch, steady weight gain) before offering a pacifier. After that, most babies move easily between breast and pacifier.

Q: How often should I replace it?
A: Every 1-2 months minimum, OR at any sign of: cracks, tears, change in colour, or sticky/swollen silicone. Silicone degrades with sterilising and use; old pacifiers can crack and become a choking hazard.

Q: Will it ruin my baby's teeth?
A: Short-term use is fine and the orthodontic shape is designed to minimise dental impact. Long-term use (past 2-3 years) can affect tooth alignment. Wean off gradually around age 1-2; full weaning by age 3.

Bebina Pacifier Clip - Wood - Brown

A wooden-bead pacifier clip with a soft strap — keeps baby's pacifier (or teether) within reach and off the floor. In brown. Bebina is a regional baby-care brand carrying a complete feeding-and-soothing range — feeding bottles, weaning bottles, silicone pacifiers, pacifier clips, baby spoon-feeders, a medicine dispenser and a manual nasal aspirator.

Natural wooden beads — beautiful, durable, biodegradable

- Soft fabric strap — gentle on baby's clothes (and on adult's hands)

- Strong metal clip with rounded edges — clips to clothing without snagging

- BPA-free; food-safe wood treatment

Benefits:

• - Wooden bead chain — natural texture, no plastic feel
• - Brown colour — neutral / matches most baby outfits
• - Soft fabric strap with reinforced stitching
• - Strong clip — holds during normal play and walks
• - Easy to clean — wipe with a damp cloth; do not submerge in water (wood can swell)
• Outdoors and when baby is in stroller/car-seat — keeps the pacifier off the dirty ground
• - Mealtimes — pacifier (or teether) stays clean during travel between bites
• - Sleep transition for soothers — clip to baby's sleepwear so the pacifier stays nearby

How to Use:

• Loop the strap around the pacifier's handle and through itself, securing it. Clip the metal end to baby's clothing — a bib, shirt collar, or babygrow. The strap should give the pacifier 10-15 cm of free play but not be so loose that it becomes a strangulation hazard. Inspect the clip and strap regularly for wear.

Precautions:

• - Strap length must NEVER exceed 22 cm (the safety standard) — measure from clip to pacifier; longer is a strangulation risk
• - Inspect the clip mechanism before each use — if it doesn't grip firmly, replace the clip
• - Inspect wooden beads for cracks or splinters; replace if any bead becomes damaged (small parts = choking risk)
• - Always supervise the baby — clips and pacifiers are not a substitute for adult attention
• - Never attach to a cord, string, or anything around the baby's neck
• - For sleep, attach the clip to clothing only at the shoulder/upper chest — never trail the strap loose

Q&A:

Q: Are wooden bead clips safe?
A: Yes when made to safety standards (which Bebina is) — natural wood is non-toxic, food-safe wood treatment is used, and the strap stays under 22 cm to meet international child-safety standards. Just inspect for damage regularly.

Q: Can it go through a sterilising cycle?
A: No — wood absorbs water and can crack or warp in steam or hot water. Wipe the wooden beads with a damp cloth + mild soap. The fabric strap can be hand-washed and air-dried. The metal clip can be wiped down. Don't submerge or boil.

Q: When should I replace it?
A: Replace if any bead is cracked or chipped, the strap is fraying, or the clip won't hold firmly. With normal use, a Bebina pacifier clip lasts 6-12 months. The colour will dull slightly over time — that's normal and not a safety issue.

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