bibs glow

Many Bibs glow pacifiers use natural rubber latex nipples. The wider Bibs range also lists nipple material options as latex or silicone.

The glow handle is charged by light — hold the pacifier in light for about 5 seconds before bedtime. According to the product description, the handle will then glow through the night.

Yes. The product descriptions list the pacifiers as 100% free from BPA, PVC and phthalates and include features labeled Phthalate‑Free and BPA‑Free.

Sterilize before first use by pouring boiling water over the pacifier for no longer than 5 minutes. Do not use a sterilizer or dishwasher. Do not leave the pacifier in direct sunlight or freeze it. For hygiene, discard and replace the pacifier after 4–6 weeks or sooner if damaged.

Yes. They include vents for air circulation: the round shield typically has three vent holes, and the nipple includes a valve that vents air when the baby closes down on it.

For safety and hygiene, replace the pacifier every 4–6 weeks and immediately replace it at the first sign of damage or weakness.

Glow pacifiers are sold in 2‑packs.

Shield shapes listed include Round, Supreme and Infinity. Nipple shapes include Round, Anatomical and Symmetrical; round nipples are noted to resemble the mother’s soft nipple.

Squeeze the nipple flat to press out excess water, then let the pacifier air‑dry. The nipple’s valve can push air (and water) out, so pressing it flat helps remove remaining drops.