Picking a PACIFIER for your baby is CONFUSING! (Until you watch this video)

The baby store has about a bajillion choices when it comes for pacifiers for your new baby (and yes - bajillion is a word 🤣). I'm here to break it down for you because, from a lactation perspective, there are some pacifiers that are simply going to be better for a baby in the 0-6 month age bracket. Better in terms of helping those feeding muscles of the mouth and jaw develop and better to allow them to train and practice what they need to be doing at the breast when breastfeeding. BUT - even if you are not breastfeeding your baby these pacifiers will still benefit your baby because they need those same muscles for eating solids and speaking later in their baby life!

I will compare the following pacifiers to the checklist of things that makes for the best pacifier in young babies:
1. NUK Orthodontic
2. Tommee Tippee
3. Dr. Brown's
4. Philips Avent Soothie
5. Bibs
6. Ninni Co
7. Lee Lee ‪@nucleusmedicalmedia‬Me
8. MAM

Let me know which pacifier your baby liked the best. And remember even though these are my suggestions from a LACTATION perspective your baby might try them and hate them! Ultimately your baby is the boss but we can for sure try options that are supportive of breastfeeding and proper oral development in our newborns first before moving on to other options!

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