Ninni Pacifier Frost 4 Pack

My breastfed baby would not take any pacifier we tried. He has an amazing deep latch for nursing and on a breastfed friendly nipple for bottle feeds, but would use me to soothe at night time as a pacifier and would choke on or immediately spit out the other pacifiers we tried. I was on the hunt for a more breast like pacifier and went to a lactation consultants TikTok that I like a lot and she recommended the Ninni Co pacifier. They’re expensive, but well worth it! We bought one and it was a game changer and quickly ordered the 4 pack. I also appreciate knowing these will last his entire time he takes pacifier as it’s good orthodontically and for oral motor development as well. Give these a shot if none of the common pacifiers work for your breastfed baby.

I bought 4 pice set pacifier and i should get free pacifier case but nothing their
And. What surprise me that the pacifier with out and plastic or cartoon cover like what we usually saw in all markets it seems like some one use and put in plastic bag and send it my advise to improve the packaging of them they are expensive type not cheep one. But the design and the softness was very nice i hope my baby will like them thanks

The only pacifiers my son uses so realistic, soft and are not so long to where he gags when he puts it in his mouth!

Pacifiers and the clip are great. Pacifier makes baby build their mouth muscles and takes time from parent and child to master. Clip is nice quality and looks great. However, the case are not the best option.

Expensive for pacifiers but we bought them as they were suggested by the pediatric dentist my son saw for his lip/tongue tie revisions at 2.5 months old. Much more breast like than most pacifiers in terms of the softness of the nipple and the way it “collapses” when sucked on. The nipple is very different than any other pacifier on the market. Our baby has a hard time getting a good suction in it but it’s also not designed for anything other than short bursts of comfort sucking so it’s not much of an issue. It took a few days for him to get used to it because of such a different shape than his Philips pacifier they give you at the hospital. I think if he had started on these pacifiers from birth it would have been a short adjustment period.