Pacis/Binkies...closest to breast

abcmom12

Any suggestions as to which pacifiers are best for breastfeed babies?  My DD2 needs something to soothe her while at daycare after they said she sucks her hands all day for comfort but she really won't take the Nuks I have at home. 

I was looking at the Avent Soothers and Dr Brown's soothie (these are the bottles she takes) but am open to more suggestions.

Smoby1231

My girl is EBF and will only take the avent smoothies.

melaniejo527

my daughter is breastfed and we have had the most luck with her taking the mam pacifiers.

Fossegirl1228

My daughter has been sucking on her hand non stop for the last 2 weeks. Doctor says she is most likely starting to teethe. When she does take a pacifier she only takes the advent ones. 

dianeg1017

My little lady is EBF she only took the advent ones alSo she gagged on the Nuk ones. Now she won't take anything but her fist lol. Good luck

kathrynmrice

My little guy likes pretty much anything, but the Tommee Tippee ones are the only ones that don't fall out constantly. I don't think they are shaped like the breast, but he's 12 weeks and has been using them for probably the past 6 weeks without it causing any breastfeeding issues.

abcmom12

We tried the Avent Soothie yesterday and one of the ladies said she liked it so I'm giving it another day or two before getting more.  I tried to give it to her and she spat it out so it may have to NOT come from me to work.

Shortstack06

Wubbanub for all the babies

abcmom12

@Shortstack06, I always thought the wubbanub looked so heavy with that animal dangling from the binkie

daniellesimon

Gumdrop pacis are good

ibnagy99

Wubanub is amazing and they can hold on to the animal for comfort.  The gumdrop paci also worked for us.

Shortstack06

@abcmom12 it really isn't heavy and he loves it. He usually ends up with a foot or ear in his mouth though