SCF190/01 Soothie 0-3mth Green/Green, 2 Count

Like the ones you get from the hospital that your baby likes, Similar size. Good quality and quantity.

Same ones the hospital gives out.... not leaving home without them! If you are reading this, you are probably pro-pacifier. We really didn't have an opinion until we went to the hospital class on breastfeeding and they scared us against using them for fear of nipple confusion. Well, my son was born on Monday evening and on Thursday evening after just 24 hours at home, landed in a level 4 NICU. He had an IV on his hand, which he had previously used for comfort. We finally gave in and let him have one when the nurse offered for the Xth time. Now at 3 weeks, he gets them whenever he's having a freakout moment, and we're just glad to offer him relief. Updated now that he's 7.5 weeks: still great! I wash in hot, soapy water and they clean nicely. Beware if you use these near a blanket (it's winter, so he gets a blanket tucked in around his car seat and Rock & Play sometimes, as they can attract dust and hair (and in my house, dog fur!). They also fit nicely into a Nookums Paci-Plush stuffed toy, though the first time is tricky to get it in. I prefer the Nookums over Wubbanub, since the Nookums can work with many different pacifiers, and you can remove them for cleaning. I've even run my Nookum elephant through the washing machine and let it air dry and it looks brand new! Update: Right around when my son turned 3 months old, he didn't like the Soothies much. We bought the next level up (3m+), which are thicker, but he HATED those. He is now in love with MAM pacifiers - maybe because we use MAM bottles?

A classic for a reason. They aren't cute, but there is a reason they use them in the NICU. They work. 10/10 recommend. BUT you definitely need the pacifier leash thing that clips onto clothes and whatnot.

The only paci my baby will use. Lightweight and easy to clean. I’ll definitely have to continue buying this brand. I keep at least two clean ones in reach at all times. Highly recommend everyone giving this one a try if your baby hasn’t found a favorite.

Baby loves these! Only pacifiers he would take! Easy to clean, durable, and works well!

These are good but I don’t know whether or not it’s a case of “we used them in the hospital so we just kept using this kind.” And brands desperately lobby to have their product stocked in the hospital for just that reason. So while it’s a good product that works fine, it’s all I tried and that’s why we have it. I guess I’m saying, it’s not the only option nor is it the one you have to choose if you’re buying for the first time. Also know that some babies are picky and only like one kind. Just because they don’t like this one doesn’t mean they won’t like all pacifiers. Good luck!

I’ve used these with all my babies—chewable, soft, and super durable. The colors are adorable, and the simple design makes cleaning easy. They’re affordable and last through teething stages without wear. Definitely a go-to pacifier I trust for comfort and safety!

These pacifiers are the same ones they provided to us at the hospital when my son was born. I grabbed as many as I could while we were in the hospital because I knew they would be lost quickly under couches, in the car, etc. but I couldn’t get enough so I’ve had to purchase them on amazon a few times. These are the “soothies” model. Our son will not take another type of pacifier because he is used to these. They are the closest to the look and feel of what a nursing mother has. I love that there is the hole in the middle to put your finger in and feel the baby suckling. It’s just such a cool feeling. It also helps my son calm down and feel that I’m there. My son is now 3 months old and still uses them regularly to soothe himself to sleep. I have also read that having a baby fall asleep with a pacifier can help reduce the risk of SIDS, so I like that benefit too. My only complaint about this style is that they kind of take up his whole face. So in pictures you mostly just see the pacifier. It’s advised to not use pacifiers until 6 weeks when breastfeeding has been established but these did not cause our son nipple confusion. (Every baby is different, I did not allow my now 8 year old to use a pacifier and now I’m wondering why because it really does help them learn to self soothe) Every time I purchase something online, I always check the reviews. I count on others to help me choose the best option. My reviews are always my honest opinion and I try to include photos if possible. If my review has helped you in any way, please click the "helpful" button below so that I know! If you have any questions feel free to ask! Thank you!