My toddler keeps throwing her pacifier out of the crib at bedtime and then screaming for it. What should I do? Little ones quickly learn that their actions result in certain reactions from those around them. If they throw their pacifier out of the crib at bedtime or naptime and cry or yell for it, [...]
When should I wean my child’s pacifier? Generally, this topic is best for your child’s dentist. In the meantime, from a sleep perspective, know that there are a few times when it might be easier to wean the pacifier than others. First, it will be easier before your little one is 4-months-old. [...]
Can using a pacifier affect her teeth? In the sleep world we love pacifiers! That is because using a pacifier can help a little one soothe himself to sleep at bedtime and can prevent against Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Most pediatric dentists recommend getting rid of the pacifier by the [...]
Is it okay to let her use a pacifier? In the sleep world we really like when babies use pacifiers for two main reasons. First, in infants, pacifiers can reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Second, pacifiers are a positive sleep habit – in other words, she can use it to fall [...]
Is it safe to let my baby sleep with pacifiers that have stuffed animals or a ribbon attached to them? Those pacifiers with little toys on them are adorable. But their safety when your baby is sleeping really depends on your little one’s age and the product. If your little one is less than 12 [...]
How do I wean my baby from a pacifier? Weaning your baby from using a pacifier can be a tough choice. After all, it probably helps her calm down at sleep times or even just generally throughout the day. Using a pacifier can also protect against Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in young babies. [...]
Is it okay to use a pacifier? Absolutely feel free to give your baby a pacifier. Some babies especially have a strong need to suck and there are some studies showing that pacifier use is associated with a decreased risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). In the first few months you will likely [...]