Pacifiers ??

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Yes they are a lifesaver and great for sleeping and it's not as hard to break them of the habit as much as everyone thinks it is.

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babies have an unconscious need to suck and sometimes they may be full but their brains don't quite get it yet. so a pacifier kind of helps with that. my baby wouldn't take one until almost 4 months old. to each their own every baby is different.

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Only at bed time. And she usually doesn't need it. Only if she gets over tired.

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Not every kid will take them. My son never took a pacifier, he preferred his thumb.

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my step son is 4 and still can't stop using them.  drives me crazy.  we're always taking them away

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I try not to give it to him too much , and if I do I take it away as soon as I can. I don't want him to depend on it at all times. Bc then it'll be hard to take it away when it's time. My nephew constantly gets ear infections bc of the pacifier according to his doctor.  He's a bit older than 1yr and he constantly has the pacifier in his mouth. He can't sleep without it and as soon as it falls out he'll cry. M6 son is a bit past 2 months and sleeps good without it I try not to give it to him when falling asleep. I also get scared that he will spit up or throw up while sleeping with the pacifier in his mouth and aspirate. Instead of pacifier I swaddle him to help him soothe

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I wish my son would take one so he can self soothe, but he doesn't.

Pacifiers ??

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