Frequently Asked Questions

• Do you offer gift wrapping?
• Will a pacifier clip work with my Lots 2 Say Baby Pacifier?
• Are your pacifiers safe?
• When should I replace my pacifier?
• Are Lots 2 Say Baby pacifiers dishwasher safe?
• How do I clean my pacifier?
• Will using a pacifier interfere with breastfeeding?

Do you offer gift wrapping? TOP

YES!  If you choose to add this option when you are shopping your pacifiers will arrive wrapped in our signature paper and tied with a bow.  If you choose not to add wrapping your gifts will arrive attractively packaged as follows:

Pacifier Trios are wrap ready in a clear box. 

Our Gift Sets offer each line in a clear box and the two boxes are tied together with a beautiful white organza bow. 

Will a pacifier clip work with my Lots 2 Say Baby Pacifier? TOP
Yes! Clips such as the Bink Link work perfectly with our pacifiers.  Just thread the holder through the hole of the pacifier shield and you are ready to go! Use caution with pacifier clips. Never use a string or strap long enough to get caught around your baby's neck.

Are your pacifiers safe? TOP
YES! All Lots 2 Say Baby products meet the Consumer Products Safety Commission regulations (16 C.F.R. Part 1511).

When should I replace my pacifier? TOP
While our pacifiers are made with the highest level of materials and can withstand normal wear and tear, it is important that you check to make sure there are no signs of deterioration. A worn or cracked nipple can tear off and pose a choking hazard.

Are Lots 2 Say Baby pacifiers dishwasher safe? TOP

YES! Just place them in the basket that you use to wash bottle nipples and caps. You can sterilize your pacifier by boiling it. 

Lots 2 Say Baby Pacifiers are not to be microwaved.

How do I clean my pacifier? TOP

Before you use a new pacifier, wash it with soap and water. To keep fungus at bay, soak your baby's pacifier in equal parts white vinegar and water for a few minutes a day. Allow the pacifier to air dry thoroughly before returning it to your baby. Resist the temptation to "rinse" the pacifier in your own mouth — you'll only spread more germs to your baby.

To sterilize your pacifier you may:

• wash it with hotwater and soap
• put it in the dishwasher (using the basket)
• boil it 

Lots 2 Say Baby pacifiers are NOT microwave safe.

Will using a pacifier interfere with breastfeeding? TOP
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends waiting to introduce a pacifier until your baby is 1 month old or until breast-feeding is well established.