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BIBS’ pacifier clip makes everyday life with a baby a bit easier. BIBS pacifier clips are easy to use – just attach the metal clip to a piece of child’s clothing and it prevents the pacifier from getting lost, or dirty by falling to the ground or floor. A practical product to be used both at home, in the stroller, or out and about.
BIBS’ pacifier clip makes everyday life with a baby a bit easier. BIBS pacifier clips are easy to use – just attach the metal clip to a piece of child’s clothing and it prevents the pacifier from getting lost, or dirty by falling to the ground or floor. A practical product to be used both at home, in the stroller, or out and about.
This product is for a person who wants to combine usage and functionality, with a beautiful design matching your baby’s favorite BIBS pacifier.
100% organic cotton
Nickel-free metal clips that easily attach to your baby’s clothes
Suitable for all pacifiers
Measures 22 cm to meet specific rules and standards. Tested according to applicable safety requirements in Europe and the EN 12586+A1:2011 standard.
The pacifier clip shall be used when your child is awake and under supervision. It shall only be attached to garments. It should not be used when the baby is in a cot, bed, or crib. It should not be used as a toy or a teether. Do not tie it around your baby’s neck, and do not use it when the baby is unsupervised. Before each use, check carefully. Throw away at the first sign of damage or weakness. Never lengthen the soother holder! Never attach to cords, ribbons, laces, or loose parts of clothing.
Cleaning:
The Pacifier Clip cannot withstand being washed in the washing machine due to the wooden details and metal clip. If the product needs to be cleaned, you can spot-clean with warm water and mild soap. Afterward, take a towel and absorb the water from the fabric, and if the wood and metal clip has been exposed to water, remember to wipe them off thoroughly. Keep the metal clip open and let it air dry to make sure it is completely dry.
Pick-up points / parcel terminals LATVIA, LITHUANIA, ESTONIA
Courier delivery (to home doorstep) LATVIA, LITHUANIA, ESTONIA
Courier delivery (to home doorstep) POLAND, GERMANY, SWEDEN
We have a money-back guarantee, and we are happy to issue a product refund if you are not satisfied with your purchase. The package must contain at least 90% of unused diapers before return.
You have 14 days to return the product for free!
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