Quick answer
Introduce the three pacifiers one at a time, starting with the round nipple, and let your baby's latch and comfort guide you. Use the collection as a trial, not a schedule, and size up only when the current pacifier starts slipping or your baby seems unsatisfied.
Why the collection includes three nipple shapes
The BIBS x LIBERTY New Baby Try-It Collection 3 Pack Eloise - Ivory contains a round nipple, a symmetrical nipple, and an anatomical nipple, all in natural rubber latex. BIBS states that no nipple size or shape is right or wrong because babies differ in preference, sucking technique, and mouth anatomy. That makes a trial pack useful: you can observe which shape your newborn accepts rather than guessing before birth.
The trade-off is that you will not use all three equally. Expect one shape to become the favorite and the others to serve as backups or be passed along. That is normal and is the point of a trial set.
What to watch for before changing size
Pacifier size progression is about fit, not age alone. A pacifier that leaves deep marks, slips out constantly, or prompts frustration may be too small or the wrong shape. A pacifier that presses widely around the mouth may be too large. Because the collection is a newborn starter set, use it to establish a baseline shape first, then judge size separately.
If your baby is preterm, has feeding difficulties, or is being monitored for oral development, ask your pediatrician or lactation consultant before introducing a pacifier. The collection gives you options, but it does not replace individual medical advice.
How to introduce the Try-It Collection step by step
- Start with one pacifier, not all three: Offer the round nipple first for a few days before introducing the symmetrical or anatomical shape. Common mistake: rotating all three in one day, which makes it hard to tell which one your baby actually prefers. Keep a simple note of which shape your baby accepts most calmly.
- Offer the pacifier after a feed, not instead of one: Use the pacifier when your baby is fed and calm but still wants to suck. Common mistake: offering it during hunger cues, which can mask feeding signals and cause frustration.
- Test the next shape only after a settled trial: If the first shape is repeatedly rejected after several calm attempts, try the symmetrical nipple, then the anatomical one. Common mistake: assuming rejection means your baby dislikes pacifiers when the shape may simply be wrong. Give each shape at least two or three calm attempts before moving on.
- Check fit before changing size: Look for deep marks, constant slipping, or a pacifier that sits awkwardly around the mouth. These are fit signals, not proof that your baby needs a larger size. Common mistake: sizing up because of age alone rather than observed fit. If fit looks wrong, confirm the correct size with your pediatrician or the brand's size guidance.
- Clean and inspect the pacifiers regularly: Follow the care instructions supplied with the collection and check the latex nipples for wear before each use. Common mistake: storing all three loose in a diaper bag where they pick up lint and dirt. Replace any pacifier that shows tears, stickiness, or changes in shape.
Product facts
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BIBS x LIBERTY New Baby Try-It Collection 3 Pack Eloise - Ivory: The collection includes round, symmetrical, and anatomical nipples in natural rubber latex. You can compare three distinct shapes with one purchase instead of buying separate pacifiers to find your baby's preference.
BIBS x LIBERTY New Baby Try-It Collection 3 Pack Eloise - Ivory
