Kanga Care Paci Clip: How to Attach and Keep It Clean

By Kanga Care | Published: 2026-11-02

Category: How-to Guides

Learn how to attach the Kanga Care Silicone & Wood Paci Clip to any pacifier or teething ring, plus simple cleaning steps to keep the Boysenberry clip fresh and secure.

Quick answer

Attach the Kanga Care Silicone & Wood Paci Clip by threading the silicone loop through the pacifier or teething ring handle, then pull the clip through to secure it. Clean the silicone and wood parts separately with mild soap and water, and always check the clip and loop before each use.

Why the attachment point matters

A pacifier clip only works if it stays connected to both the pacifier and your baby’s clothing. The Kanga Care clip uses a silicone loop that stretches over most pacifier handles and teething rings, while the wooden clip grips fabric. If the loop is too loose, the pacifier can slip out; if the clip is too tight, it can leave marks on delicate clothes.

Before you attach anything, inspect the silicone loop for tears and the wooden clip for cracks. A damaged clip should be replaced, not repaired, because small parts can become a choking hazard.

Silicone and wood need different care

The silicone loop can be washed with warm water and mild soap, but the wooden clip should never be soaked or put in a dishwasher. Wood can swell, crack, or lose its finish with too much moisture. Wipe the wood with a damp cloth and dry it immediately.

Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, or alcohol on either material. These can break down silicone and strip the wood’s natural surface. If the clip becomes sticky or heavily soiled, a damp cloth with a little mild soap is enough.

How to attach and clean your paci clip step by step

Inspect the clip before each use: Hold the silicone loop and wooden clip up to the light. Look for tears, stretching, or cracks. Gently pull the loop to check it still snaps back. If you see any damage, stop using the clip. A quick daily check prevents a loose or broken clip from becoming a hazard.
Thread the silicone loop through the pacifier or teething ring: Pinch the silicone loop and push it through the handle or ring of the pacifier. Then pull the wooden clip through the loop to create a lark’s head knot. Tug gently to make sure it’s snug. The loop should be tight enough that the pacifier cannot slip off, but not so tight that it distorts the silicone.
Clip to clothing where it won’t pull: Attach the wooden clip to a sturdy part of your baby’s clothing, such as the neckline or waistband. Avoid attaching to thin straps, loose threads, or areas your baby can easily grab and pull. Never clip to a cord, ribbon, or anything around the neck; the clip should attach directly to fabric.
Clean the silicone loop with soap and water: Remove the pacifier first. Wash the silicone loop with warm water and a drop of mild soap, rubbing gently with your fingers. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a clean cloth. Do not boil or microwave the silicone loop unless the manufacturer explicitly says it is safe; the supplied information does not confirm boil-safety.
Wipe the wooden clip and dry immediately: Dampen a cloth with mild soap and water, wring it out, and wipe the wooden clip. Dry it right away with a dry towel. Never submerge the wood or leave it wet. Wood that stays damp can crack or grow bacteria, so drying is as important as cleaning.
Store it loosely between uses: Keep the clip in a diaper bag pocket or a clean container where the silicone loop won’t get crushed or tangled. Avoid storing it under heavy items that could deform the loop. Proper storage extends the life of the silicone and keeps the clip ready to use.

Product facts

Kanga Care Silicone & Wood Paci Clip - Boysenberry: The Kanga Care Silicone & Wood Paci Clip universally attaches to any pacifier or teething ring. You can use one clip across different pacifiers and teething rings without needing separate attachments.
Kanga Care Silicone & Wood Paci Clip - Boysenberry