Nipple Sample Pack

Ages 0-18 months.

Still figuring out which pacifier nipple your baby prefers? The Soothe Beginnings Nipple Sample Pack gives you the flexibility to test all three expertly designed shapes—standard, orthodontic, and nursing nipples, so you can confidently choose the best fit. Whether your baby is breastfed, bottle-fed, or a mix of both, this sample pack helps eliminate the guesswork while ensuring a safe, hygienic, and eco-friendly choice.

Why Parents Love It:

• Custom comfort with three nipple shapes to match your baby’s natural sucking reflex
• Designed for both breastfeeding and bottle-fed babies to support a smooth transition
• Made from medical-grade silicone, BPA latex and toxin free
• Dishwasher safe, boil-safe, and sterilizer-friendly for easy cleaning
• PFAS-tested and expert-approved to meet the highest safety standards

What’s Included in the Nipple Sample Pack?

• 1 Standard nipple 
• 1 Orthodontic nipple
• 1 Nursing nipple 

Finding the right pacifier nipple can be overwhelming, but this pack makes it simple, affordable, and stress-free. Whether you need an extra set beyond the Soothe Beginnings Pacifier Starter Kit or want to explore different shapes before committing, the nipple sample pack is the perfect solution.

Nipple Shapes

• Nursing - Our breastfeeding-friendly pacifier shape mimics the breast and encourages a proper latch with active sucking effort. Ideal for moms searching for the best pacifier for breastfed babies, a pacifier that supports latch, or a pacifier for babies switching between breast and bottle.
• Standard - A classic rounded pacifier nipple designed to support natural tongue cupping and oral motor coordination. Great for parents looking for a triangle test approved pacifier or a standard baby pacifier shape that feels familiar and easy to accept.
• Orthodontic - An orthodontic pacifier shape designed to stay in with minimal effort and support babies who need an easier hold. Often preferred by parents searching for the best pacifier for babies with oral motor challenges, babies who spit pacifiers out, or a pacifier that stays in better.