Breast-Like Pacifier, 0-6 Months, Symmetrical Design, Natural Breast-Like Baglet, BPA-Free Binkies, Rose/Green/Cream, Pack of 4

These have been a lifesaver for my exclusively breast-fed twins! We have not had any nipple confusion which was my number one priority since our nursing journey is really important to me. They are easy to clean and come in really cute colors as well. They’re easy to use and have a handy hole on the back to attach a pacifier clip. My boys have an easy time holding onto them so they stay in their mouths well. Over all a very high-quality product!

I’m a mom of two (a 3-year-old and a newborn), and this is honestly the only pacifier I trust. My oldest used these years ago, and now my newborn is using them again—so this is a product I’ve relied on across two kids, not just a one-time purchase. The shape really is breast-like, which makes a huge difference if you’re breastfeeding or combo feeding. My baby took to it immediately with no confusion or rejection, which I can’t say for other pacifiers we’ve tried. It’s also very sturdy—there’s no way my baby could bite through it or damage it, and it doesn’t feel flimsy at all. Unpacking was easy, no weird smells, and it’s super easy to clean. I wash it frequently and it still looks and feels brand new. Overall, it’s simple, safe, and reliable, which is exactly what I want for something that stays in my baby’s mouth. I highly recommend this to new moms or anyone looking for a pacifier their baby will actually accept.

We bought several brands for our baby boy to try and these by far have been his favorite pacifiers. We introduced pacifiers night two and have breastfed and bottled fed. We have never had an issue of our baby transitioning from pacifier to breast to bottle and back. They are durable, easy to wash, and everyone says how cute they are. We also got clips to keep track of them and the clips are easy to attach with these.

We previously had the avent pacifiers which were decent but these our daughter lives more and are actually more soothing for her. It actually stays in her mouth, the nipple shape is good and are lightweight. Great quality pacifiers to help soothe out babies.

I loved the shape of these so I bought another pack hoping my breastfed baby would like them. They seemed easy to clean, durable while staying with a soft nipple, and very breast-like. It would be easy to attach a pacifier holder. I was really hoping my breastfed baby would like them, but he just refused to take it. I thing if a baby accepted it, it would stay in the mouth well, but he just rejected it after 1-2 sucks.

Okay I know it sounds crazy but we gave this to our son when he was 7 months old. At 2 months old after trying close to a dozen different pacifiers (we call them a chupo) we gave up all together on our son taking one. This was fine with us as with breastfeeding we had ALL the fun issues; thrush, latch issues, mastitis, overactive letdown, smaller than normal mouth on baby with larger than normal nipple on mama. Not kidding. Once we got everything taken care of we were golden but we birthed our child at a hospital that not only encourages breastfeeding, you have to get a physician’s order for your child to get formula. They do not recommend an artificial nipple such as a bottle or a chupo at all and then if preferred by the parent at 6 weeks to avoid some of the above mentioned issues. We were completely on board as we wanting to succeed with breastfeeding. We only introduced our child to a chupo twice before 6 weeks at the insistence of Daddy who honestly believed that would calm the baby down. It did not work exactly as Mama said as baby wanted Mama for comfort nursing and feeding. At our one month checkup the pediatrician felt our son wasn’t gaining enough weight and recommended we give him formula twice a day. So even though we hadn’t wanted to use an artificial nipple we needed to. Enter in Tommee Tippee closer to nature bottles. These nipples are just like Mama. Guess what? Baby drank from the bottle like a champ first time out the gate. And returned to the breast with zero problems. Actually made feeding easier. When they say closer to nature, they mean it! Baby is 9 months and uses these bottles as he doesn’t nurse anymore but still gets breast milk and formula ( we use Holle) daily. Now as to why we tried THIS chupo at 7 months. My son has had multiple ear infections, swallow issues, acid reflux, sleep apnea, early teething and a few more problems. He needed to be able to self soothe when he was hurting and he had begun screaming and crying until he was hoarse and pulled his hair out. Gripe water and teething tablets can only go so far when they only solve the little problems. So when doing my usual middle of the night research I came across a blog where other mothers had babies that were experiencing the same thing and they spoke of giving their children an old nipple from a bottle they would take if they wouldn’t take a chupo. We didn’t have any to spare so off I go to Amazon and I came across these. Now our son has a smaller than normal mouth so he got the smaller size and when he was offered it the first time he not only took it, he relaxed and was able to nap and sleep better on his own and hair grew back and we have a much much much happier child. As he’s grown he doesn’t need it all the time but any time he’s fussy/sick/overtired we offer it. The pack came with 4. We use one for nighttime that stays in his crib, two with clipped straps for daytime and outings and the 4th we gave to a mommy who has a 2 month old who would not take a chupo either. Her first child did but was formula fed only but baby #2 is EBF and takes this chupo with zero issues. This is THE pacifier to give your child. Whether they are EBF, bottle and breast or bottle only, this is where you should start.

Great paci but be warned! We started using these around 5 months and they worked beautifully. Until my precious baby got older and learned she could jam her finger into it and chew on her finger while sucking on the pacifier. Her finger would get stuck and actually get red and white marks so I'm assuming circulation was being cut off.

I almost returned these, thank goodness I didn’t! When I first received these binkies thought was “there is no way this will work”. They looked massive and the nipple was really hard compared to the only pacifier my son will take. He is 9 weeks old and really struggled to hold anything in his mouth. During a very frustrating nap the next day, where he kept popping the binkie out by the little tab every time he startled, I finally said screw it and popped this one in his mouth. He was instantly able to keep it in his mouth on his own! I’ve used it every nap today and I can’t tell you how freaking stoked I am! The shape is probably what let him keep it in there and the fact there isn’t a tab keeps him from pulling it out on accident