Is the pacifier good for babies that breastfeed?
1078909
It has been wonderful for my baby that breast feeds. She has been using it since she was four weeks old.
1078910
It looks like the pacifier given at the hospital but the nipple is a little bigger. So maybe not best for newborns, possibly wait until baby is 3-6 months. I have a friend who breastfeeds her 3 month old, she has the elephant and will never leave home without it!!!
1078911
Absolutely! My son has used it from day one and has not had an issue. He loves his "wubs". And to sanitize it you can stick the pacifier part in a cup of boiling water. It also survived the washing machine and dryer.
1078912
Yes this pacifier is the same kind that my son was started on in the hospital and he was a NICU for 2 1/2 weeks and I breast-feed
1078913
The only thing I did not like about this was the pacifier cannot be removed because it is Stitched inside the stuffed animals mouth. So sanitizing and everything you cannot remove it and boil it
1078914
My DD breastfeeds and loves her WubbaNub Giraffe. She has no problem going back and forth.
1506549
a "real" pacifier will not fit in the mouth...moreover the one provided is very hard and has difficulty being put in the mouth- it is less likely to stay there. I say both the bottle and pacifier are more for show than actual play as neither fit well.
1493223
No she didn't come with one and I'd be surprised if one fit. The doll is pretty small and I believe it's geared toward a 1-2yr old; so the pacifier at the size of this doll would probably be a choking hazard.
1527918
I really don't know! I haven't tried one yet. To be perfectly honest I don't have a magnetic pacifier.
1887211
Yes. It doesn't go in the mouth, it attaches to the doll with an magnet inside the pacifier.
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.
882789
No problem. They come in 3 different stages. newborn-3 months, which literally means right out of the womb. Our hospital issued us the exact gumdrop pacifier in an orange color. A bit off topic, also I'm not a Dr, lol. Worked very well for us. I believe it has won pacifier of the year twice in a row.
1404690
Yes. Just turn it over and wait until it drops slowly out onto a pacifier, etc. No dropper needed!
118180
No, it is a fixed pacifier. You just wash the entire thing in hot soapy water and let air dry. I boiled mine once and the color ran, so don't try that!
338017
Your best bet would be to just try her out on them and see. My son did great with these while he was sick. But later on, at around 8 months, he would only take Avent bottles. It's kind of trial and error with bottles and pacifiers I think. Hope this helps!
44473
No. The recall you are thinking of was for the "Chill Baby Pacifier" by a company called Fred and Friends. You can see all the info here: http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Fred-and-Friends-Recalls-Infant-Pacifiers/
2002347
Yes, its one of the reasons I purchased it. There is a small magnet in the pacifier and one in Baby Stella's lip area that is barely noticeable.
2160972
No. The pacifier that comes with the doll is a very small, solid, shallow one which you have to force in.
478322
It depends on the pacifier. I cut one down to about 1/4 of the length and it still works GREAT!
1887210
The pacifier is a flat magnet. The mouth is magnetized so it lays flat against the mouth and pulls off when you pull it off.
1131731
I would say no , just went and looked and the baby tongue is in the way and the mouth isn't open wide enough or deep enough to hold a pacifier . Hope this help yah! I bought the doll for my daughter. She loves the doll. The only flaw I have found and had to fix. Was my daughter ripped the eyelash off the babies face. And I had to glue it back on ;)
2002346
Yes the pacifier is removable; it's magnetic, which was something I really liked about it.