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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2009
We have five children and we have used pacifiers for all of them (pacifiers at bedtime reduce incidents of SIDS). We've used every type, including the basic store bought Nuk or Gerber ones and the silicone ones like they use at hospitals. These are hands-down the best, for several reasons:
1) I'm not sure if it is the shape or what, but the babies seem to be able to keep these in their mouths better than any other type of pacifier. This is a big consideration, as pacifiers that are constantly being spit out are a pain.
2) They are BPA-free and all-natural. This has become more important to me the more I read about the dangers of BPA and other plastics.
3) The back of the pacifier is a handy ring that will stay on your finger, so that you aren't trying to juggle a crying baby and a pacifier at the same time.
4) No cracks to accumulate dirt.
5) They just seem to really LOVE these. Our four-month-old twins calm right down and sleep with these, and not with any other brand.
The only downsides are the expense (but they are totally worth it) and the fact that they are rubber, so they bounce and can bounce away (like under the pew three rows up at church)!
1) I'm not sure if it is the shape or what, but the babies seem to be able to keep these in their mouths better than any other type of pacifier. This is a big consideration, as pacifiers that are constantly being spit out are a pain.
2) They are BPA-free and all-natural. This has become more important to me the more I read about the dangers of BPA and other plastics.
3) The back of the pacifier is a handy ring that will stay on your finger, so that you aren't trying to juggle a crying baby and a pacifier at the same time.
4) No cracks to accumulate dirt.
5) They just seem to really LOVE these. Our four-month-old twins calm right down and sleep with these, and not with any other brand.
The only downsides are the expense (but they are totally worth it) and the fact that they are rubber, so they bounce and can bounce away (like under the pew three rows up at church)!
