Stuffed Animal Infant Pacifier

These pacifiers are detachable from the animals for ease of washing.  This pacifier stays in baby's mouth, is easy to find at night, and helps baby settle.  If you are past the first few weeks and ready to introduce a pacifier into baby's routine, then here are some ways that it can help.  - Reduces risk of SIDS  - Meets baby's non nutritive sucking needs - Is a great "calm down" or "wind down" tool  Pro tip: If your little one is 5+ months you can help teach them to put their own pacifier in their mouth by handing it to them and helping them guide it into their mouth. Then, at night, you put a few into the crib and they are able to reinsert it on their own! Benefits of the stuffed animal pacifier: A positive sleep association | When you give the pacifier as a signal to wind down and sleep, baby can satisfy their sucking reflex (after they've fed, of course) and calm down at the same time. This helps baby go to sleep much faster! It doesn't get lost at night | If baby wakes at nig