Of 192 infants, 117 (60.9%) were usually left to sleep with a pacifier. There was no significant association between the use of a pacifier and position the baby was usually put to sleep and found.

who admits she and her husband awoke at least once a night for more months than she cares to count to replace the pacifier in Anna's mouth so the baby could get back to sleep. Despite the ...

Pacifier use at sleep time decreases sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) risk. It is yet unclear whether pacifier use can modify the impact of other sleep-related factors upon SIDS risk.

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She explains that usually, it means you need to break a sleep ... of the pacifier without a substitute. Older toddlers could benefit from a gradual approach, first restricting its use to naps ...

Pacifiers are the most sought-after tools when it comes to calming babies down. Baby pacifiers are also known to reduce the ...

[29] However, pacifier use may also offer some additional protection against SIDS for infants who sleep in the prone or side position, for bedsharing infants, or when soft bedding is present in ...