Pacifier
A pacifier is a mother’s nipple substitute, a tool to help your baby calm down when the baby is crying, sucking at bedtime. Babies feel the world by sucking. The function of the pacifier is to satisfy the baby’s non-nutritive sucking and soothe the baby’s emotions. When the baby is fussy, a pacifier shaped like a mother’s nipple can often calm the baby down and sleep sweetly. The use of a pacifier helps to satisfy the baby’s natural sucking response and provides a high degree of exercise for the baby’s jaw, palate and lips. According to research, the use of pacifiers can greatly reduce the sudden death rate caused by babies who have not yet developed the habit of nasal breathing. Long-term use of a pacifier will help your baby develop the habit of closing his mouth and naturally learn to breathe through his nose.