Vanilla Scent Soothie Newborn Pacifiers - 2 Pack

I read the shipment of product doesn’t have anything to do with the review of product. In that case I’ll write a review of my past experience. My baby used the vanilla pacifiers from the hospital and does not like any other ones. They last and he uses them to teeth. I wash and throw in the steamer to sanitize. The vanilla scent dissipates after some time.

Grandbaby loved these! Just like they used to give in the nicu

I am not great at these reviews but here it goes. My son will not take any other pacifier. At first I did not want him to have a pacifier because I was breastfeeding him. But I can hardly do anything around the house because he cries so much so i decided to try the one they gave me at the hospital still in the package and he loved it and it did not discourage him from nursing. Well I lost that one and really needed another and found them here and it came quickly so I am able to get some things done now. I love the scent too and it makes me feel good to give it to my son and he smells the vanilla which I feel is calming.

Got one at the hospital with our first. I liked it so much that I bought two for our second. The vanilla doesn’t last forever but it smells good AND I love the color of these. This color is unique to these scented/tasted ones.

Best pacifiers around!

This is all my daughter would take because she used the jolly pop scented ones in the NICU. She is now five months and is almost weened off pacifiers but this really helped because I wanted her to take one. They told me in the NICU they give them to babies because it helps prevent SIDS and that was a huge concern for me since she had low oxygen and breathing problems. I couldn’t find the scented jolly pop so I used these instead and she took to them easily. She wouldn’t take the un scented ones for some reason. My baby was bottle fed so idk if it affects breastfeeding but after she stopped taking the premade formula bottles they give at the hospital (about 3 weeks after birth) she transitioned well to the avent bottles I guess the nipples are the same/similar. I know if babies take certain bottles they might want to take other pacifiers but anyways to sum up these worked for my NICU, formula fed, avent bottle baby lol.

The nurse at the hospital told me that after I took my baby home from the hospital, I would not be able to buy the same type pacifier that they give us in the nursery. "Oh you can buy them like this, but they won't be vanilla scented like the ones we give the babies here in the nursery.""HA! Challenge accepted," I said with an evil grin. "I have Amazon prime. Excuse me while I whip this out..." Then the nurse gasped in horror as I reached into my pants and pulled out my iPhone and started fingering the screen. Within minutes I had ordered these apparently "hospital exclusive" pacifiers right from my ultra uncomfortable back-breaking couch in my wifes hospital room. "I'll have more on my doorstop before we even leave the hospital with the baby," I said with a seductive wink. The nurses face was flushed with heat as she embarrassingly left the room. She returned 5 minutes later with coffee for me that I didn't even ask for.

After our daughter using these following a surgery and a short stay in the NICU I was hooked. The vanilla scent calms and is also supposed to help with pain relief. Not sure if they actually make any difference but my daughter seemed to sure like them. They seemed to help soothe her during times of colic and during the dreaded witching hour. Although she is now 6 months and will no longer need them, I highly recommend them to any new mom!