FAQ – FRIGG

Luckily, our FRIGG pacifiers are sold around the world, and on our website (click on “Where to buy”), you can find the names of our distributors/resellers in your region.

Click on “Wholesale” on our website to fill out our application on becoming a FRIGG retail partner.

We recommend that you wean off your child’s pacifier habit no later than the age of 3, which is the reason why we don’t produce FRIGG pacifiers in size 3. Long-term pacifier use can result in dental problems, but if your child stops using pacifier at the age of 3, the teeth affected by pacifier use will have time to self-correct.

Yes, our FRIGG pacifiers in size 2 can still be used after the age of 18+ months. However, we recommend that you wean off your child’s pacifier habit by the age of 2-3 to avoid dental problems. Read more on this topic in our blog post “When to take your child’s FRIGG pacifier away”.

We understand that many parents worry about pacifier use as it can be challenging to wean off a child’s pacifier habit which can lead to dental problems.

Long-term pacifier use can lead to dental problems such as open bite, buck teeth, crossbites, and changes to the roof of the mouth. The longer your child uses a pacifier, the more likely it is going to need orthodontic treatment when it is older.

But if you wean off your child’s pacifier habit no later than the age of 3, the affected teeth have time to self-correct.

Yes, they definitely can. We actually experience that many newborns prefer a size 2 as their first pacifier. All children are unique and have different preferences regarding pacifiers; our pacifier sizes are guiding, so if your newborn child prefers a size 2 over a size 1 there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

We are recommending the round nipple (FRIGG designs: Daisy, Rope, Moon Phase, Night, and Fairytale), especially if your baby starts using a pacifier early. This is because babies use the same sucking technique on the round pacifier as when breastfeeding. The fact that the sucking technique is the same prevents nipple confusion from occurring and makes it much easier to switch between breast and pacifier. Read more on this subject in our blog post “When to introduce your child to FRIGG pacifiers” here.

Natural rubber pacifiers will grow/expand as they are used. Our blog post “Why your new FRIGG pacifier is smaller than your old one” will tell you everything you need to know about the subject.

If you look carefully, you can see that the size of the pacifier is written on the nipple (the part close to the shield).