Still figuring out which pacifier nipple your baby prefers? The Soothe Beginnings Nipple Sample Pack gives you the flexibility to test all three expertly designed shapes—standard, orthodontic, and nursing nipples—so you can confidently choose the best fit. Whether your baby is breastfed, bottle-fed, or a mix of both, this sample pack helps eliminate the guesswork while ensuring a safe, hygienic, and eco-friendly choice.

Why Parents Love It:

• Custom comfort with three nipple shapes to match your baby’s natural sucking reflex
• Designed for both breastfeeding and bottle-fed babies to support a smooth transition
• Made from medical-grade silicone, BPA latex and toxin free
• Dishwasher safe, boil-safe, and sterilizer-friendly for easy cleaning
• PFAS-tested and expert-approved to meet the highest safety standards

What’s Included in the Nipple Sample Pack?

• 1 Standard nipple 
• 1 Orthodontic nipple
• 1 Nursing nipple 

Finding the right pacifier nipple can be overwhelming, but this pack makes it simple, affordable, and stress-free. Whether you need an extra set beyond the Soothe Beginnings Pacifier Starter Kit or want to explore different shapes before committing, the nipple sample pack is the perfect solution.

Cap & Shield: Durable. Customizable. Sustainable.

Made with eco-conscious Richlite using exclusive EcoBind Resin Technology, our cap and shield are designed to last throughout your baby's entire pacifier journey. These components aren’t part of routine replacements—meaning less waste, fewer resources used, and a lower environmental footprint.

Key Benefits:

• by eliminating the need for frequent replacements
• FSC®, GREENGUARD Gold, EPD, Declare Certified, and NSF compliant
• Built to withstand daily life with babies
• Add your baby’s name or monogram for a personal touch
• A plastic-free pacifier option for modern, eco-minded parents.

Nipples: Safe, Soothing, and Smartly Designed

Our interchangeable nipples are crafted from 100% medical-grade silicone—hypoallergenic, non-toxic, PFAS-tested, and latex-free. Designed to offer ultimate comfort while supporting safe oral development, they’re available in three shapes to match your baby’s preferences.

Key Benefits:

• for peace of mind
  without breaking down or losing shape
• for even the most sensitive babies
• for easy daily cleaning
  means less trial and error
• perfect for picky babies or transitioning between breast and bottle
  

Because what goes in your baby’s mouth should be safe, tested, and trusted.

1. Clean before first use: Separate all parts. Boil, dishwash or steam nipples; shields can be hand washed or placed in the top rack of the dishwasher. Let everything cool fully before assembling.
2. Align the nipple with the channels on the shield (non- sucking side) to insert the nipple into the shield. 
3. Turn the cap clockwise (righty tighty) to secure the pacifier in place.

Daily cleaning is recommended for pacifiers.

General Disclaimers:

• Age of intended use: 0-18 months 
• Replace nipples every 6-8 weeks or if signs of wear/damage. Let us take that off your plate with automated subscription.
• WARNING - DO NOT TIE PACIFIER AROUND CHILD’S NECK AS IT PRESENTS STRANGULATION DANGER.

Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is the U.S. agency responsible for making sure children’s products, like pacifiers, are tested for hazards like lead, phthalates, flammability, and more.

If a pacifier is CPSC compliant, it means it’s been tested to meet standards—specifically things like:

• Lead and phthalate limits

•  Pacifier-specific design rules (like shield size and ventilation holes)

• Small parts testing (to reduce choking risk)

• Tracking labels

• And in our case… PFAS testing (not required, but we do it anyway)

• Does the Soothe Beginnings Pacifier Meet These Standards?

  Yes. In fact, we go above what’s required with added tests and frequency.

  I’ve posted our Children’s Product Certificate (CPC) below, so you can see the exact safety standards our product is tested to meet—including:

  • 16 CFR 1511 – Pacifier Requirements

  • 16 CFR 1307 – Phthalate Limits

  • 15 U.S.C. § 1278a – Total Lead Content

  • 16 CFR 1501 – Small Parts

  • PFAS (Total Fluorine Method) – Not required but tested anyway for peace of mind