Best time to use a pacifier

　　The pacifier is a mother's nipple substitute, a tool to help the baby calm down when the baby is crying, sucking while sleeping. Pacifiers are generally recommended to be used when the child is relatively nervous, anxious, crying, etc. It is not recommended to use a pacifier during the neonatal period. This stage is a critical period for establishing feeding habits. It is advisable to breastfeed on demand, and breastfeeding can be done when the newborn needs to suck. If the baby is given a pacifier too early, it may cause insufficient intake of the newborn, difficulty in breastfeeding after nipple confusion, and insufficient breast milk for breastfeeding mothers.

　　Therefore, for pacifiers, it is generally recommended to start introducing pacifiers after the full moon or after breastfeeding and other bottle feeding habits have been well established. Generally, the pacifier can be introduced after the full moon. Generally, when the crying is severe, or in other uncomfortable states, the pacifier can be used to meet his sucking needs and calm down these emotions.

　　Of course, for pacifiers, it is generally recommended to start weaning around six months. Because using a pacifier for a long time is actually not good for tooth growth, and some may bite the pacifier when they grow up. Sometimes biting is easy to cause choking, choking and other risks. Therefore, it is generally recommended that the pacifier should be gradually withdrawn from the baby at the age of 6 months. Continued use after age 2 may affect your baby's teeth and oral development.

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