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A hard-wearing dummy clip with silicone beads and a silicone clip – durable and easy to wipe clean for babies who are teething. Materials, step-by-step instructions and safety notes from Kiki-Ena.

Dummy clip · New baby, Everyday

Silicone Dummy Clip for the Teething Stage

A hard-wearing dummy clip with silicone beads and a silicone clip – durable and easy to wipe clean for babies who are teething.

  • Agefrom approx. 3 months (supervised use only)
  • Difficultyeasy
  • Timeapprox. 20 minutes
  • Materials approx.6-10 €
Silicone Dummy Clip for the Teething Stage

What you need

Step by step

  1. Rinse the silicone beads briefly with warm water and let them dry
  2. Fasten the elastic cord to the silicone clip
  3. Thread the silicone beads and lens beads alternately
  4. Check the length against the clip, maximum 22 cm
  5. Knot firmly and hide the knot behind a bead

Safety first

  • Total length including clip no more than 22 cm, in line with EN 12586
  • Never use while sleeping, in the cot or in the pram without supervision
  • Never lengthen the chain or add extra cord
  • Attach the clip to clothing only, never worn as a cord around the neck
  • Check knots, beads and clip for a firm fit before every use
  • Silicone beads are BPA-free, but as with any dummy clip they're not meant for unsupervised chewing

Variations

  • Combine with individual wooden beads for a wood-and-silicone mix
  • Use a rainbow silicone charm instead of the patterned silicone bead

Our tips

  • Silicone is easier to clean than wood, which is handy during the drooly teething stage

Frequently asked questions

Is silicone safe for babies?

Our silicone is food-grade and BPA-free – we cover the details in our guide to food-grade silicone.

How do I clean the silicone chain?

Wash with warm water and mild soap, dry thoroughly, and never boil it.

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