Ninni Pacifier Frost 1 Pack

Nothing necessarily wrong with the pacifier didn’t come damaged my baby just hates it

It took a few days, I’m not sure if it’s because he was small or if he learned over time. The only thing I don’t like is trying to get the initial latch. The material is flimsy so he pushes with his tongue and it falls out. Once he has it though, he holds on to it until he falls asleep. After purchasing one to try, I came back and placed another order for more.

This is the absolute only paci my baby will take! She refuses all bottles and other pacifiers! Exclusively breast fed baby.

My little girl since birth would suck hickeys on her hands. She wanted to self soothe by suckling but every pacifier we tried she would reject or gag at. She for one has a tiny mouth but is also breastfed and my nipples are small and short... Being that she is almost 4 months old she has grown a preference on nipple size. Before this pacifier, for reference, she preferred to suck on the skin on my knuckle than anything else. After 3 1/2 months of hand sucking, fussing herself to sleep, and being exhausted from feeling like a human pacifier, I desperately googled “boob like pacifier with very short nipple”. I was not hopeful it would work being that she was very picky, but I was desperate to try anything. Day 1 she used it a few times with only 1 gagging spell, but she wasn’t quite a fan just yet. With consistency and using especially after feeds she realized this is exactly what she’s been searching her hands for! After 1 week I have ordered more because now she is completely obsessed and I’ll be damned if we lose the only one we have.

The material of the pacifier is so soft and flexible quite like skin! Not sure what we would do without it! Our house has never been so quiet!

Recently had my fourth child and she has been my only child that refused to take any pacifier. She nursed for comfort past the point of being full and then would spit up a ton. Thankfully someone bought us a Ninni to try. It was odd how flimsy it was. It took a few minutes to figure out how to get baby to latch on to it (3month old) but once I figured out that putting my finger in the back to give it stability she instantly latched. No more over feeding! I’ve bought more and will continue to buy them as needed. She now can put them in her mouth on her own without any issue. And I plan to gift a Ninni to my sister who is having her first child soon. I’m so grateful for this pacifier, it has been a blessing to us for the last 4 months!