Your Baby Benefits

BPA Free
High-quality food-grade silicone for hygienic and safe use

Low Friction
Low friction design prevents the red tongue

Breathable Design
Ventilation holes on both sides for smooth breathing and long-lasting comfort

Skin-like Texture
Providing breast-like comfort for a natural, soothing experience
FAQs
Are pacifiers good for babies?
Pacifiers can help soothe babies and satisfy their need to suck. However, they should be used carefully and weaned off over time to avoid dependency.
How many hours should a baby use a pacifier?
It’s recommended to limit pacifier use to nap times and bedtime and avoid extended use throughout the day.
Should I remove the pacifier once the baby is asleep?
Yes, once your baby falls asleep, you can gently remove the pacifier to avoid dependency during sleep.
Which pacifier is best for a newborn?
The best pacifier for a newborn is one that is BPA-free, low friction, flexible, and easy to clean, like the Sneh Dulaar Baby Pacifier.
Can a breastfed baby sleep with a pacifier?
Yes, a breastfed baby can sleep with a pacifier, but it’s best to wait until breastfeeding is well-established, typically after 3-4 weeks.
Will baby spit out pacifier if hungry?
Yes, babies will usually spit out a pacifier when hungry and will not be satisfied with sucking alone.
How do I know which pacifier to use?
Choose a pacifier based on your baby’s age and safety features, such as BPA-free, soft, and flexible options.
Does it matter what pacifier I give my baby?
Yes, it is important to choose the right size and material for your baby’s age and needs to avoid irritation or choking risks.
At what age is a pacifier recommended?
Pacifiers can be introduced at birth or after breastfeeding is well-established, around 3-4 weeks.