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My son loves these so much. He hated the nuk ones we had gotten from the shower because they have such a huge wide nipple, he loved these because it reminded him of my nipple and was slender and short, the nuks gagged him. I wasn’t planning on giving my baby a pacifier but the hospital gave him one without asking and he was hooked on needing something to soothe himself, so I did research on which were the best and these didn’t not disappoint. One of my favorite things about these is the colors too, it’s not an obnoxious bright baby color with stupid designs on it (no offense nuk) it’s just a nice solid color. Read more

My baby was born at 34weeks. I introduced the nanobebe pacifiers to my son at 48hours old and he took to them immediately. We breastfeed, bottle feed expressed milk with the nanobebe breastmilk bottles, and use these pacifiers. My son absolutely loves these, has no nipple confusion, and is happiest when he has his nanobebe pacifier in his mouth.We’ve had no issue with the size of the pacifier, especially since he was small at birth. We own 8 of these and I’m honestly planning on purchasing more so we never worry about losing one!10/10 recommend these for your kiddo! Read more

These are great - even a newborn can keep it in their mouth for a little while, unlike some others with flatter bases. And these more closely mimic nipple shape than some of the other types out there. I never knew before having a baby that non-nutritive sucking helps them move their digestive system along as well as releases endorphins to help calm them. I was hesitant to use pacifiers too early before learning this. And our little guy has made a leap from exclusive bottles to breast feeding pretty easily even while using these pacifiers regularly since about week 2. Read more

These pacifiers are wonderful. My newborn wouldn’t take any pacifier we tried. I ordered these and he loves them. My only slight issue is that I haven’t figured out a way to “tether” it to him so it doesn’t get lost. It’d be nice to have a way to tether it so it doesn’t drop on the floor.Edited to add: I immediately read other reviews and realized a string tether will work. I didn’t even know that was a thing. :) I feel so silly. I’ve ordered the string style tethers :) Read more

This is one of the WORST pacifiers ever. The design of the nipple is terrible. This was a total waste of money. For the past few months that we've been giving this pacifier to our daughter, it would only stay put for a few seconds (or a few minutes) and it would fall out of her mouth. Our friend's baby also had a hard time with keeping this pacifier in his mouth as well. We've been using the MAM pacifiers and it's been helpful.Don't waste your money on this thing. Read more

I have used these pacifiers for both of my children. I also gift them to ALL of my expecting friends. My children both had bad reflux and hated pacifiers for the first two weeks of their lives but eventually accepted these! A must have to help them soothe so they’d don’t constantly nurse to soothe, this creating more reflux and stomach pain.I don’t use pacifier clips for my girls so I can’t speak to how they work with a clip.They coordinate with every outfit which is a huge perk for me. Read more

I’m completely in love with this entire collection. My daughter was premature and couldn’t latch so I was extremely worried about nipple confusion. After some research I come across the nanobebe collection. She’s done amazing and is now latching with zero confusion!Pros: They are so soft when it does come out of her mouth it’s not a hard plastic poking or making marks on her face. They are so easy to clean and sanitize. There’s not any hidden places for bacteria to hide!Cons: If your wanting to strap the Pacifier to a cute strap it won’t work. There’s holes on the pacifier but it’s on the side where their little cheeks are so it’s not the best place to put it. Read more