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Review from Philips Avent Ultra Soft Applications 0-6 Months 💚

Before Phoebus was born, we bought a Philips Avent pacifier. Because we saw many houses used it. When he gave birth, he tried it for him to use it. It turned out that he accepted this brand of pacifier well, so he used it all the time until now. I have never changed my mind to another brand. 😊

But I have to say, doctors do not recommend regular use of pacifiers at home, so they only use the necessary time, such as buckling during milk or before bed, sometimes not sucking all day.

The advantage of our home is that you do not have a pacifier. Most of them suck to relax. When you get sleepy or sleep, you will spit it out yourself. You don't have to keep it all night.

For the Philips Avent Ultra Soft model 0-6 months at home use, there are many things to like. 💚

✨ Soft base plate, gentle with skin around the mouth, suitable for sensitive skin children

✨ The cork is Orthodontic, designed to support the development of the oral cavity and teeth.

✨ There's a vent. It reduces moisture in the lip area.

✨ Comes with box for storage and disinfection in microwave, convenient both at home and time out.

✨, the manufacturer stated that 98% of the children in the study accepted this version of the pseudo-stopper (according to Philips tests).

In addition to experience, pacifiers are useful in many ways if used properly, such as

🤍 help comfort you to calm down when you bend over.

🤍 Meet the baby's natural suction needs.

🤍 helps the baby relax and sleep more easily at some stage.

🤍 for children who breastfeed well, giving pacifiers at bedtime is reported to be associated with a reduction in the risk of SIDS (acute infant mortality), although the exact cause is unknown.

But there are things to know.

• It should not be used as a substitute for breastfeeding or for deferring breastfeeding. If the child is hungry, it should always be breastfed first.

• Should be kept clean and replaced at the onset of defects

• Every child does not need a stopper. If you do not like it, do not force it.

Another thing that many people worry about is, "Will you be hooked?"

According to the advice of pediatricians and pediatricians, it is better to start reducing the use of the age range of 6-12 months and to stop it before the age of 2 years to reduce the risk of dental collation and tooth contact problems in the future.

For our home, the pacifier is just a helper, not an all-time item, used when really needed, and when you relax, you will spit it out yourself, so you feel that it is another item that answers our problems. But in the end, each child has different preferences. Try to choose to suit your child best. 💚🍼

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