The silicone used in this pacifier is also super soft, so it’s not irritating to a newborn’s skin, and the nipple is flat to mimic breastfeeding, which can help avoid nipple confusion.

Nonetheless, most doctors recommend waiting a few weeks to introduce a pacifier -- until babies and parents get used to feeding routines -- especially if moms are nursing. Not only could a newborn ...

Babies tend to put everything in their mouths. Offering a clean, soft teething toy can sometimes do the trick. If they're ...

Regardless of feeding preferences, we always want to ensure pacifiers are not being used to replace feeds. If a family plans ...

The new line includes pacifiers and bottles with natural latex nipples, made from recycled materials, designed to provide a ...

Usually, you can avoid that if you: Wait to introduce the bottle or pacifier until the infant is two-to-six weeks old when breastfeeding is well established; And keep limits on how often – and ...