Rounded nipple with butterfly shield

As a parent focused on natural, non-toxic products, I’m so glad we discovered the Natursutton pacifier. From the first use, my baby took to it with zero hesitation — the shape closely mimics the breast, which made it ideal for soothing during transitions and sleep. What sets this pacifier apart is the 100% natural rubber material. It’s soft, flexible, and completely free of BPA, PVC, and phthalates — a huge relief for parents who want only the safest materials near their baby’s mouth. The single-piece design also means there are no crevices for bacteria to hide in, making cleaning quick and thorough. The ventilation holes are perfectly placed to avoid skin irritation, and it's lightweight enough for even younger babies to keep in without help. We've had fewer sleep disruptions and happier car rides thanks to this little essential. Highly recommend for parents looking for a minimalist, eco-conscious, and baby-approved pacifier. It’s now a staple in our diaper bag and nighttime routine!

Excellent product! Best material you can find that is safe for babies and durable. We used these with our first baby and she still uses it as a toddler, we also use them for baby number 2. Our babies will not use any other pacifier...they refuse to keep them in their mouths lol. We have met other parents that use them and they say the same thing. We constantly get compliments on the pacifier and get asked where we got them. Be warned, these are super bouncy so if baby drops them they will probably bounce off the floor. Also, sometimes they are sold out so be sure to keep a couple of spares Comments on Other reviews: These are made of natural rubber so the company says they will last about 8 weeks. We have found they last a bit more than that, maybe even 12 weeks sometimes but they are NATURAL so they do fall apart (get sticky, smaller and icky) over time. Make sure you are cleaning them according to instructions and replacing them when needed.

My breastfed baby has been okay with this pacifier. She still doesn’t prefer one, but when there’s no other option… this is the one she chooses. Tried the bibs ones & these are almost half the size (she would gag everytime she had a bibs one). Love that these are made from a high quality rubber & cannot come off (like the bibs ones), because it’s all one piece. Very soft nipple as well.

My daughter rejected every shape they make. Maybe it's the pacifier, maybe it's her. It's probably - fher she's really difficult compared to my son who was angelic @ her age. Would still recommend because they're natural rubber.

No way this is for a newborn, my daughter is two months old the loop is longer and bigger than the actual nipple piece it’s self not to mention how big the round part of the pacifier is it covers her nose and it just makes her fall out because it’s so heavy and there’s nothing for her to grip on because it’s so short and small definitely not like the photo not to mention the box came damaged for a $12 pacifier this is ridiculous and when I went to ask for a refund from Amazon and throw the product away they wanted me to return the product at first so unsanitary especially with Covid. very disappointed

This pacifier was the only one my daughter would take when we first introduced the pacifier. The natural feel seemed to be her preference. She also had a hard time keeping other pacifiers in her mouth and there is enough weight to this one that it would stay in. After she got the hang of a pacifier though she switched to another brand. I believe the shield was too big and she didn’t like it covering her nose. She will still take it on occasion but it is no longer the favorite. It was worth the money though and saved us when we were desperate to find one she would take to soothe. I wish it was still her favorite since it is all natural and wish they would make them with a smaller shield.

My baby loves these Paci's and only takes them. I am glad they are natural. I will continue to buy them. I prefer the butterfly design because it doesn't roll away when I set it down. The other version is like a football and rolls all over the place willy-nilly. Heaven forbid you drop it or it will somehow bounce and zig-zag its way far underneath a bed or bureau all the way across the room. The flat edge on this style prevents that. I actually give it to my baby upside down so the edge rubs against his nose because I think he got used to that feeling from the other style. This is, of course, pure conjecture on my part! But I like the versatility. These ONLY last 3 months tops. This is not a deal breaker for me, yes it's a little pricey, but my baby wears hand me downs and doesn't have hardly any toys or fancy gizmo's so $4 a month for a Paci is not a big deal to me. **BUT** Check them regularly for durability after 2~ months! After a little less than 3 months of only sporadic use (my baby will only take it when falling asleep and them promptly spits it out) I had it in my mouth before giving it to him and I thought it felt like it was sticking together from the inside, like the rubber was deteriorating (as it inevitably will). I softly bit down and tugged on it firmly, not extremely hard, just firmly and POP the nipple broke off from the base! Now, I doubt my 14 week old baby who is only mild interested in the binky would have sucked hard enough to do this. But it gave me pause and now I regularly check the Paci before giving it to my baby. Just a word to the wise!

This is the only pacifier my kid will use love that it is no chemicals and is real rubber needs to be replaced when jt gets old but worth the piece of mind that my baby isn't sucking and harmful chemicals