Showing posts with label pacifiers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pacifiers. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Pacifiers - Nuby Soothe Air Pacifiers


The [Nuby Soothe Air Pacifiers] are bright and colorful and have Nuby nubbies all over the pacifier. They provide soothing relief to your baby when s/he is teething. My granddaughter takes the pacifier out of her mouth and puts the pacifier itself back in and rubs it on her gums. It seems to help her, although you may want to watch out for overactive slobbering :)




Here is a picture of what the Nuby Soothe Air pacifiers look like. The lime green and yellow combo can be either boy or girl. The aqua and purple combo is the favorite of the baby girls. You can see the raised bumps (called nubbies) all over the pacifier. If you visit the baby pacifier shop website you can see pics of the raised bumps at the bottom of the nipple.


You can find these at http://www.babypacifiershop.com/ along with more information about each Nuby pacifier type. All of the pictures will connect you to the Nuby store if you want to check them out or purchase. These make great gifts and are very popular!

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Baby Pacifiers - What Causes SIDS or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome?


Dr. John Kattwinkel stated at the American Academy of Pediatrics annual meeting the following concerning baby pacifiers and SIDS: "We still don't know the cause of SIDS but the current thinking is that it is a disorder of arousal. In certain babies the arousal centers may be immature. If these babies were to fall into a deep sleep in a compromising position, such as against a pillow or on their stomachs, they could suffocate because they don't wake up."



The reason pacifier use may reduce SIDS risk remains uncertain. However, according to Dr. Kattwinkel, "there is a theory that pacifier use might change the sleep state of babies by causing them to sleep less deeply." Another theory is that the baby pacifier may help to maintain the baby's airway during sleep.


Regardless of the reason, if studies are showing that baby pacifiers can help prevent SIDS then it can only make sense to give it a try. If the studies are showing that pacifier use has helped to drop the rate of sudden infant death syndrome in half then there must be some merit to it.


You can find more information on the best baby pacifiers at: http://www.babypacifiershop.com