Ninni Pacifier Blush 3 Pack

Mio nipote è nato 3 mesi fa, mia sorella lo allatta al seno e non ha mai voluto prendere il ciucciotto, li sputa tutti con aria disgustata. Lei stessa mi ha parlato del Ninni Co e ho deciso di regalarglielo nonostante le spese di spedizione e dazi pr l'Italia ne scoraggiano l'acquisto visto che superano abbondantemente il valore commerciale del ciucciotto. Alla fine sono soldi ben spesi perché mio nipote ha gradito ma ad altre condizioni sicuramente ne avrei preso una quantità maggiore. Intanto vi facciamo i nostri complimenti e vi ringraziamo
Giovanna Ribera
Napoli, Italia

This is really a fantastic pacifier it really mimics the «original» nipple feel/latch for our little over 1 month old baby. It will be maybe a good training tool also for latching.

My first baby was exclusively nursed and never took a paci, which meant that he treated ME like a pacifier. Now I’m exclusively nursing my second, and she too hates all pacifiers but I heard that this was good for breastfed babies so I decided to try it out. This is the ONLY pacifier she will take! It’s perfect for when she has already been fed but wants to suckle to fall asleep, and it soothes her well when I’m in the shower and she’s with my husband. A bit pricey, but I would definitely recommend it just for the peace. Only bad thing is that it’s always falling out of her mouth if she stops suckling for a moment, but maybe that’s a good thing for safety.

I ordered from the UK and arrived in less than a week.
My baby had a tongue tie, had the snip, it reattached and I was desperate.
After reading like crazy about any thing that could help I decided to get these.
Giving him the dummy with my finger in it, helped him strengthen his tongue, adjust the movement that would help him breastfeed and he started to actual get some milk when breastfeeding. Before he couldn't even keep the nipple in or transfer a lot of milk.
A God send, worth every penny

It took a little bit of time for my son to get used to the Ninni paci. I first introduced them to him about 2 months ago, at 4 months old. I have been concerned about palate structure and jaw development, especially since he no longer breastfeeds. I appreciate the fact that the Ninni pacifier is designed to be more breast-like and help with oral development. I wish I had known about them sooner. Fast forward to now, they are his favorite pacifier. He likes to pop them in to suck on, and because he is teething he likes to sometimes rub the rim of the pacifier on his gums. Dual purpose!

Pacifiers came in a very damaged package (not their fault). BUT thankfully NinniCo has a second (inner) thick protective layer of packaging. Little one won’t be here until the fall. Fingers crossed they like them!

After trying 7 different types of pacis, my daughter still would gag and spit out all of them. She only wanted me, which I was happy to oblige most of the time but obviously there occasions where a pacifier would be handy (car rides, I'm in the shower, I'm touched out from parenting 3 young kids and my nipples are sore, etc). Then along came Ninni Co! I didn't have high hopes when it came in the mail but prayed all the same that she would take this one and lo and behold, SHE LOVES IT! When I showed it to her she smiled and when it came time to try it she rooted and started sucking away happily. When I tell you I was SHOCKED! It definitely is a learning curve and we are still working on latching correctly at times but I've never seen her so happy and so motivated to use a paci! Thank you so much for making this amazing tool!

My little one is 7 weeks old and she has a tongue and lip tie. We noticed whenever she starts to get tired, she gets really fussy and wanted her bottle in her mouth, but she would get frustrated because she didn’t want to eat and milk was coming out when she sucked. So we figured that she needed something to soothe herself like a pacifier (none of our other babies ever took one). This was the only pacifier that she actually took AND could keep in her mouth. All the other ones she would suck for a bit then spit them right out. Because of the shapes of the nipple on the other one, she could not actually suck, it was more of a pinching the nipple with her gums than sucking. I’m so grateful to have found this alternative that doesn’t only soothe her, but also encourages proper technique of sucking with using her tongue. I’m hoping after her frenotomy she will love it even more and find it easier. Highly reccomend!

After trying almost every pacifier in stores, this was the only pacifier my tongue/cheek tie baby would take. It took a few tries, but she will finally use it to go to sleep. All other pacifiers would make her gag and throw up, which didnt help her colic and reflux. Thank you so much for designing these. Already bought 3 more.

It is very thin and can take some patience but after less than a day of using it, it’s the only paci my exclusively breast fed baby doesn’t spit out. She latches better and doesn’t get confused. She also has a tounge tie and it helps so much. She also NEVER used a pack to help her go to sleep because it wasn’t soothing. She loves this one.

My exclusively breastfed baby girl definitely needed time to learn how to keep this in her mouth, just like it took her time to get the perfect latch. My husband and I would need to keep our finger on the other side most of the time while in the newborn stage. When she hit 3 months she was no longer amused by the pacifier and would refuse it… until 5 months hit! Oh my goodness it is our go to when baby girl needs a little comfort suckling to fall asleep in the car or the carrier. She loves it and now being older, she can keep the pacifier in her mouth and understands that she needs to keep suckling or else it will fall out.
So, yes there is a learning curve but I think it is worth it! She is not dependent on the pacifier for all day comfort and I think this is because of the nature of needing the constant suckling to keep it in. I love that it doesn’t ruin her latch and helps her oral development, makes me feel like I am helping with her growth rather than hindering it.

My baby didn’t take this pacifier right away, but after some patience and consistency, she now takes it well. Sometimes she still has a little trouble keeping it in her mouth, but overall it has worked great for us. I also followed the advice of mimicking a breastfeeding latch before offering the pacifier, and it made a big difference. If you’re breastfeeding, give this pacifier some time, it may take a few tries, but it was worth it for us!

This is seriously the only pacifier my 3 daughters will ever take. They all were/are exclusively breastfed and this is literally the only pacifier that actually mimics breastfeeding. Sooooo thankful for this! Now if they only had a bottle nipple lol

This brand was recommended by my lactation consultant to help with suck and breastfeeding after a tongue tie revision. It has REALLY helped us work on latch and save my nipples. Highly recommend. Bonus that the company is faith based!

If you have a picky baby like mine and have been trying all types of pacifiers, well look no further! This pacifier is the only pacifier he will take! He is a breastfed baby and this pacifier is soft enough for him to latch on!

My girl absolutely loves her Ninni's. I bought a two pack before she was born hoping she would like them and now at 2 months old I just bought an additional 4 pack. They are breastfeeding friendly so even before 6 weeks old I did not feel bad using one if she was losing her mind. They have not messed with her latch at all and I am so thankful for these soft, nipple like pacis.

This one is probably my 5th purchase of Ninni Pacis. My son only used Ninni and now my baby girl as well. She’s now getting teeth so unfortunately the paci gets punctured & then it loses suction. So we had to get another one because it’s the only paci she used. (Both babies works exclusively breast-feed)

Both our babies struggled with a good latch at the beginning and I am SO thankful that we were able to get a pacifier that soothes as well as promotes a good latch 😍

Plush a cream paci that matches his sound machine and blanket - love it!!

I was looking for a pacifier that would not cause confusion between my nipples, the nipples our bottles have, and pacifier nipple. I finally found that in Ninni. We had transitioned from the tiny hospital bottle nipples to a bottle with a nipple that mimics the breast because I wanted to protect breastfeeding while having to supplement with formula until my baby was gaining weight safely. All the pacifiers we tried were super easy to use but nothing like the suckling at the breast. I really was hell bent on breastfeeding, and want to do anything I can to protect that experience. My lactation consultant (who had recommended the bottles we now use) recommended the Ninni and encouraged me to try it during times when he is settled, like right after eating, for the first few days. At first I did not do that to be honest, I just tried to give it to him when he was upset the first day. That did not work because he got frustrated. Then I went on the website and they recommended the same thing my LC did. So we’ve been doing that for the last few days and he seems to get into that blissful state of suckling he is in during feeding. So I’m very grateful that we stuck with it.

I love these pacifiers! They help my baby not treat me like a human pacifier and any other paci is either too hard or go from narrow to wide instead of wide to narrow like the ninni. I’m so glad I bought this. And for the people that are saying it doesn’t work, it does! You need to watch the YouTube videos of how to get the baby to latch to it! Don’t give up so easily!