The only negative is that the designs on them were uninteresting, otherwise they are the best pacifiers available

The pacifier looks good but the baby didn't take it either. It is exclusively for sucking and is only used as a teething toy.

The best pacifiers on the market with the only problem being that the size 6+ appears slightly larger than it should for the baby's mouth

Avent pacifiers = love for both of my children. Especially my daughter adores these, she takes one out and puts the other one in

Amazing pacifiers all from avent but these specific ones are even nicer. The material doesn't cause irritations, allows air to pass around the baby's mouth, and overall I highly recommend them.

Unfortunately, despite always choosing Avent pacifiers, which I consider to be of higher quality and my children accept them with the first application, I was completely disappointed with this particular series. My little one rejected them immediately and despite my repeated attempts to give them to her, I achieved nothing except for the baby getting upset. The problem may be the nipples and not so much the design and exterior of the pacifier. In contrast to the old Freeflow series, which I learned will be discontinued, the new nipples are not smooth (they have a matte texture). The only positives I will mention are the design-color and the material of the pacifier's exterior.

From our first pacifier until now, we have loved the pacifiers of this particular company. They fit very well and have not caused any problems. Our baby accepted them from the first application. I believe that Phillips has the best products, from bottle brushes to pacifiers. We did not waste our money in any case.