Ninni Pacifier Blueberry 1 Pack

The only pacifier my baby will tolerate!

I tried every other shape and kind of pacifier and my baby wasn’t having any of it. This one is close enough to a real nipple that he’s actually willing to try it to help him fall asleep. It was hard for him to latch to it when he was 3 months old, but I didn’t push it. At 8 months he’s got no problem at all and it’s helping us with the transition of disassociating nursing with sleep.

Great binky!

We started early with this pacifier & when very little, baby needed help keeping in his mouth. However, it was a good alternative stove to suck soothe while also continuing to encourage his good latch for breastfeeding. We tried other pacifiers & our baby was able to use those too, but you could tell his latch was shallower and sucking in more air which made it take a little longer for him to latch correctly for feedings. Would recommend this pacifier especially if you’re breastfeeding!

She loves it

I have a now 5 week old and I started using these pacis at about 3 weeks which was earlier than I had planned but we had to make a trip for a wedding so we wanted something to soothe her if she got fussy but didn’t interfere with breastfeeding. She loves it! We had also tried the happy paci from dr browns and she had a hard time keeping it in her mouth, she lets go of the Ninni often but when she wants it she can latch on to it well. It’s especially helpful in the car and to help her settle for a nap when she’s fighting sleep. I love that you can see her latch too and the shape and texture seems to be the best on the market for breastfeeding babies. I hope she continues to use it until we’re ready to wean her and hoping our potential future babies like them too!