For the majority of specialists, the dummy shall not be introduced into the baby’s habits until breastfeeding is completely established, which happens at about 2 months of age. Continue reading “When should a baby start using a soother?” »

Pacifiers are among the must-have items for newborns. In addition to soothing fussy babies, they reduce the risk of SIDS during naps and bedtime, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. There are many different shapes of pacifiers, and some newborns may need to try a few before finding the right one. When reviewing products, we considered design, material, value, age recommendations, and pacifier safety. Continue reading “Best Baby Pacifiers You Can Buy Now” »

A dummy belongs to many parents for the healthy development of their baby. After all, we are born with the sucking reflex, which is essential for nourishment. However, if used for too long, a soother can start to cause damage to speech development and learning to swallow. Continue reading “Is soother good for the baby?” »

A baby’s first contact with the world around him is felt through his mouth, through which he will begin to taste and get to know the world. The mouth becomes the centre of the first and most important experiences of the newborn baby. It is through it that the baby makes contact with its mother, explores this new world, and satisfies its hunger. Continue reading “Should I use a baby soother?” »

Dummies are essential on any maternity list for some parents and the subject of many theories. If some dads and babies end up not using them, the truth is that the vast majority of babies have an elevated sucking reflex and the soother can be their best companion. But how do choose the best soother for the baby among the choices? Continue reading “Which soother is best for a baby?” »

Whether you call it a soother, dummy, pacifier, comforter, or binky, you won’t be the first parents to use this comforting item to calm and settle your little one at night. Continue reading “Is it okay to use a soother to help comfort baby at night?” »