✨Here 👇 comment “PACIFIER” to learn more about supporting your baby’s oral motor skills for successful pacifier use✨ 💛Pacifier refusal is common, and it doesn’t always mean babies don’t like pacifiers. Many actually have to learn how to use one. If the tongue isn’t cupping well, babies may push it out, chomp, or lose suction—leading to frustration💛 🍼Gentle oral motor support can help: • Improve tongue cupping and suction • Support coordinated sucking and breathing • Make pacifier use feel ea

Good Benefits of using a Pacifier Pacifiers satisfy an infant’s innate non-nutritive sucking reflex, which has a calming effect and helps regulate stress and self-soothing.. Clinical studies associate pacifier use during sleep with a reduced risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), possibly by improving airway patency and increasing arousal from sleep. Pacifiers can also aid sleep onset, reduce crying, and provide comfort without unnecessary feeding. Compared to thumb-sucking, pacifier use i