Can pacifiers make your baby UGLY?! (a dentist’s opinion)

[@DambiNuna]

Omg I’m so glad you posted this video. I was very confused when this ad popped up on my feed today because he was saying the opposite of what you said in your videos. Thanks for crystal clear explanation. I’m glad that I didn’t jump to conclusions too quickly. Thank you always for your expertise! I’m loving them so much. ❤

[@AdryenneP]

Thank you so much for posting this! I have been so confused over the pacifier debate and nowhere does it seem anyone mentions age in choosing a pacifier for your baby! It’s just back and forth “the other kind is going to mess up your child!”

[@953orion]

Thank you for addressing this, i saw that video and it gobsmacked me! Babies dont have teeth like that!!

[@deliciouscolours]

I have 4 children. I bought a few different pacifier shapes for them to try and see what they liked. The one child that sucked on the pacifier shape recomended by this doctor is the one that has her teeth on top of one another. The one who loved the bigger, rounder pacifier had the best teeth of them all so far. N3 has his teeth shaped like his grandfather and n4 had his teeth shaped like mine regardless of the pacis they used (different) so there is a lot more to it than the shape of the pacifier especially if it's taken from the child early.

[@libbylou456]

I used one until I was like 6 and I have perfectly straight teeth and a good bite. There’s always finger pointing when it comes to parenting choices when in reality, most things are just genetic 🤷‍♀️

[@mounikamummalaneni6133]

Ahhh, thank you so much, i needed your take on this video, and here it is, so thankful. It’s like you heard my wish✨✨

[@Proverbs_3]

I’m glad you shared this because it helped me see how manipulative and gross that language is. “Your baby will be ugly,” = The person saying this is the problem and shouldn’t be listened to.

[@Malbeur]

Omg I wish I could like this ten times over! Thank you!!!

[@TheMessCalledJess]

Yeah, if they have those teeth, they’re a toddler. Toddlers shouldn’t have pacifiers imo 😅

[@zoe4215]

Thank you for sharing this! I saw that video and then saw your comment on it, which I also really appreciated!

[@gisellemaresprado5436]

Thank you Tina 😢

[@perlapayne1225]

When is a good time to stop giving babies a pacifier? Before they are 1yr or?

[@jasminsch.]

36 months she Said in the Video, and the industry says the Same. NUK recommends their pacies Up Till 36 months too

[@perlapayne1225]

@@jasminsch.Thank you!

[@britniw5427]

That flat paci will get a horrible latch leaving you with hurting bleeding and cracked nipples

[@ainat5136]

Thank you so much for that.. ❤

[@veroniquesandekian]

Yes! Context is key!

[@sandilyncabreiraakamerelou9424]

Thank you!!

[@bfam7492]

Who says that about babies?

[@samanthac.349]

I asked my BIL who is a dentist his opinion about pacifiers and when to stop using them literally 4 days ago. His answer: anytime before they start losing their baby teeth (about age 5-6). If a child uses a pacifier or sucks their fingers as the adult teeth are erupting, then they’re more likely to need braces.