For babies that are a great
relief in suck, which goes beyond the needing to eat, pacifiers can be very
useful when it comes to bedtime. If you're breastfeeding your baby, wait until
you have a month old for a pacifier, to ensure that breastfeeding is well
established.
The pacifier should not be used
as a substitute for food. First you try to hug him, pamper, rocking and singing
to fall asleep. Then put the lights down low and some soft music. When you wake
up, be sure to give enough milk before passing the pacifier.
There are good and bad in the use
of pacifiers. Some studies indicate that the pacifier at bedtime may be
protective against sudden death syndrome. On the other hand, babies who use it
after six months have increased middle ear infections, bacterial infections in
the mouth and intestinal infections.
Some parents find that pacifier
use gives them comfort their babies and help them sleep, even waking up at
night and cry if you can not find it. Therefore, one difficulty may be that
you'd have to give it up also if your child has a cold and can not breathe
through your nose, will be more miserable if it depends on the pacifier.
If your child leaves the pacifier
close to five years, there will be no need to worry about problems dental
future. That's because during the first months and years, your child is only
their first teeth, permanent not leave until about six years.
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