BEST PACIFIER For Newborn | When To INTRODUCE a PACIFIER

Getting the right Pacifier is important! The best pacifier for newborn babies is one that is going to enhance baby development and help with breastfeeding baby too. In this video, you learn when to introduce a pacifier, the best pacifier for baby, and the pros and cons of using a pacifier. Taking care of a newborn baby is a lot of work and pacifiers are one of my must have baby products to help with baby sleep, being able to soothe a baby, and calming a newborn baby crying. For when to start using a pacifier, you should make sure feeding has been established- this is one of my breastfeeding tips! Breastfeeding and pacifiers can work together but early pacifier use can create unnecessary problems if you’re breastfeeding. Knowing when to use a pacifier and how to give a baby a pacifier is going to make taking care of a newborn a little easier! Using a pacifier can become a great tool that makes your life and your baby’s life better and easier!

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4 Comments

  1. I used Nuk with my first and she stopped breastfeeding at 4 months. Refused to nurse for weeks, only took the bottle 🙁 I’m not sure if the pacifier caused or contributed to it but she’s now 3 and although we weened her off the pacifier just before 3 she is a mouth breather now

  2. We had Mam, Chicco, Nuk, Phillips and couple of generic ones. The ONLY ONE our baby accepted was the Phillips Avent pacifiers, all the others had her only cry harder and louder.

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