Name: FRIGG Little Viking Silicone Baby Pacifier (Sigrid Cream)
Brand: FRIGG
SKU: FRG10533
Price: 39 QAR
Availability: InStock

FRIGG Little Viking Silicone Baby Pacifier (Sigrid Cream)

QR 39

Description

Channel the strength and charm of Nordic heritage with the FRIGG Little Viking Silicone Baby Pacifier in Sigrid Cream. Expertly crafted in Denmark, this pacifier features a unique Viking-inspired shield and a premium SilkySoft silicone nipple, providing a safe, orthodontic, and stylish soothing solution that supports your baby's natural development through every early milestone.

Features a soft, medical-grade SilkySoft silicone nipple that provides a smooth and flexible feel to replicate a mother’s touch for familiar comfort
Designed with an orthodontic nipple that encourages healthy oral and jaw development while reducing the risk of dental misalignment
Showcases a unique Viking-themed shield in the Sigrid Cream colorway, featuring integrated air holes to protect delicate skin from irritation
Equipped with an ergonomic, lightweight handle designed for easy gripping and secure attachment to pacifier clips for home or travel
Manufactured in Denmark under strict safety standards, ensuring the product is 100% BPA-free and built for long-lasting durability
Dishwasher-safe construction allows for effortless cleaning and maintenance, making it a practical choice for busy parents
Assembled Dimensions (L x W x H): 4.45 x 3.81 x 4.75 cm
Product Weight: 0.04 kg
Available Size 1: 0 to 6 months
Available Size 2: 6 to 18 months
Recommended Gender: Unisex

Overview

Recommended Age	Suitable for Size 1 (0–6 Months),Size 2 (6–18 Months)
SKU	FRG10533, FRG10534

FRIGG Little Viking Silicone Baby Pacifier (Sigrid Cream)

Size: Size 1 (0–6 Months)

Description

Overview

Get in touch

Address

Categories

Categories

Let us Help You

Let us Help You

Newsletter signup

Newsletter signup

Top Brands

Top Brands

Shop For Mama's

Shop For Mama's

Shop Daily Essentials

Shop Daily Essentials

Shop Everything Else

Shop Everything Else