Is this pacifier good for breastfeed babies?
1966235
My baby girl who is breastfed will not take any pacifiers she's almost 3 months now. I do feel good that I at least have a quality item in this this changes.
1966236
Yes. My baby breastfeeds and has used this pacifier from week 2 after she was born. (Although the pacifier has a mild natural rubber, scent, the baby does not taste this. This pacifier is not made of plastic.) I would recommend this pacifier to a breastfeeding mom.
1966237
It does rest on babies nose to replicate a "breast" but I wasn't too impressed with it overall. It's big and has a strong "plastic" smell I couldn't get over. We ended up using the MAM pacifier - which both my kids preferred.
1966238
yes it is... I breastfed and had used it. Excellent binky! Make sure to replace as soon as it starts to show wear.
1010165
No, but you can put the pacifiers inside the bottles and use it like a sterilizing case.
1764624
No, I do not think so, just pretend bottles, but you can give it a bath and the pacifier fits in the mouth also.
2251718
yes! this bottle has a VERY slow nipple- the slowest i found- and the baby has to work to get milk out like a breast fed baby does.
1253526
I used it for a 20 month old, to wean her off of her bottle, & it worked perfectly. However, she did end up chewing a hole in the silicone spout, but she was always chewing holes in the bottle nipples, so, it was nothing new for us.
2071779
I have used this on my four children since birth (my biggest baby being 5 and half pounds when I brought him home) and my pediatrician used this same one in office for all patients, babies and up. So yes, it is appropriate for babies.
473921
Hello. Travel Bottle Warmer from Munchkin is designed to fit most bottles and car cup holders, and is safe for breastmilk.
962510
The Natural nipple is designed for babies that breastfeed. It's designed to simulate a breast so if you have to feed the bby with bottle it won't interfere or cause a confusion on the baby. It's great. Have in mind that these nipples are only for natural baby's bottles, ou can't use it on a regular one!
547435
I would assume so because it is organic but I wouldn't suggest giving this to babies less than a year old because they have certain nutritional needs in which cow milk doesn't quite cut it. Try Hipp or Holle which are sold on Amazon and eBay. Order it from the UK cause customs can be jerks when it comes from Germany. When I had big problems making breast milk my baby was very happy and healthy with those 2 formulas. I put these in his cereal or give it to my boy when my boobs have a bad day or I want to go out somewhere and not in the mood for the breast pump. He sleeps 12 hours a night, takes naps, colic went away, no more rash, no poo problems, he's big for his age, and the pediatrician said hes doing well in every way.
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Yes, we've been really pleased with it. If the baby isn't breastfed then there's no point buying this, but if the baby switches back and forth between bottle and breast you'll be happy to have it. If you're buying it for a mom who already has a bunch of Medela stuff (pump, bottles, etc) then I recommend buying the CALMA nipple in the 8oz option. Unless the prices have changed, you get way more for your money with that option (2 bottles versus just 1) and I already had a bunch of 5oz Medela bottles. The two 8oz bottles that came with the CALMA nipple i purchased are still the only two 8oz bottles I own, so I'm glad I did it that way....kinda killed two birds with one stone. Yes, we've been really pleased with it. If the baby isn't breastfed then there's no point buying this, but if the baby switches back and forth between bottle and breast you'll be happy to have it. If you're buying it for a mom who already has a bunch of Medela stuff (pump, bottles, etc) then I recommend buying the CALMA nipple in the 8oz option. Unless the prices have changed, you get way more for your money with that option (2 bottles versus just 1) and I already had a bunch of 5oz Medela bottles. The two 8oz bottles that came with the CALMA nipple i purchased are still the only two 8oz... » Read More Yes, we've been really pleased with it. If the baby isn't breastfed then there's no point buying this, but if the baby switches back and forth between bottle and breast you'll be happy to have it. If you're buying it for a mom who already has a bunch of Medela stuff (pump, bottles, etc) then I recommend buying the CALMA nipple in the 8oz option. Unless the prices have changed, you get way more for your money with that option (2 bottles versus just 1) and I already had a bunch of 5oz Medela bottles. The two 8oz bottles that came with the CALMA nipple i purchased are still the only two 8oz bottles I own, so I'm glad I did it that way....kinda killed two birds with one stone. « Show Less
280242
I'm not 100% sure, but I would assume so because we have two of these dolls. One came with a pacifier and the other did not, but they share it.
478323
I haven't used it on a pacifier, but I don't see any reason why they wouldn't work just as well on a pacifier.
1527918
I really don't know! I haven't tried one yet. To be perfectly honest I don't have a magnetic pacifier.
681535
Yes. We used it with our soothie pacifier and it worked great. It will only hold one at a time.
526987
I would definitely recommend as my baby is exclusively breast fed and she could easily use this one , she is still using it! She is 1 y o now&#128522;
247455
My twins are 12 months now and they still use this same pacifier every so often. I think it is perfectly alright to use at 7 months.
1873184
It would work just fine. It's pure and would be fine for the infant to ingest in small quantities. There isn't a harsh smell. It's the consistency of cool honey. I think it would work better for chapped nipples if you added shea butter and a bit of vitamin E oil though. This is thick enough that it would stay on, especially if you used a shield too.