Natursutten Pacifiers 0-6 Months - 1-Pack Butterfly Shield Round Nipple Natural Rubber Safe & Soft BPA-Free Pacifiers for Breastfeeding Babies - Newborn Pacifiers Made in Italy

I'm a second time mum due any day now. My first little one had no interest in pacifiers. I tried all kinds besides this one. I think part of it was due to breathing issues she had that required surgery but I'm going to give pacifiers another try with this babe. I have done a tone of research on pacifiers, read mommy blogs etc and all of the high end baby stores and mommy bloggers were recommending the Natursutten pacifiers. They're a European brand and I had planned on purchasing a couple, I was thrilled when I saw them on Amazon! Most of my friends used the WubaNub pacifiers that are attached to adorable stuffed animals. I still have a few of the WubaNub pacifiers since my daughter never used them. I will try the Natursutten and those. The Natursutten pacifier arrived fast and well packaged. While my newbie hasn't arrived yet I think these pacifiers will work great, the material is so soft.Pros:Fast Delivery & Arrived Well PackagedThey say the rounded shield gently touches babies nose, more closely simulating breastfeeding - I will find out!The materials is very soft so I think that is a plus for a newbornThe pacifiers don't have any cracks or crevices or joints where bacteria can hide which is a huge plusIt's BPA-Free produced from natural rubber latex from sustainable plants which I feel is better for my baby & the environmentNo allergensComes in different sizes, I purchased a S (0-6) and plan on buying the larger ones if my little one likes them.I also like that you can attach cute approved pacifier clips to the end of these pacifiers due to the loop at the end of them.Cons:I don't really have any cons since my little one hasn't arrived to test them out yet but I have noted the followingThey're spendy at $15-17 per pacifierThey say that you should replace them every 6 to 8 weeks of use, for safety reasons which seems fairly frequent.

These are my (and my baby's) favorite pacifiers. I love them because they are natural rubber, made of one piece (so no hidden moisture/mold/bacteria issues) and have the lowered curve to go below the nose. The handle is also super easy for my baby to hold and bends easily in case she falls asleep with it and rolls to the side. It doesn't poke her in the face like others I've used. We also have the Ummy and while it's similar I don't like how big the base is...it covers too much of my baby's face for my comfort, despite the holes in it. It's also harder to figure out which way is 'up' when it's dark and I'm trying to quickly put the pacifier in so she can fall back asleep...having the dipped curve in the base makes it to much easier. Since the whole thing is rubber my now teething baby likes to gum the entire thing when she's not using it for its intended purpose. It's kind of funny to watch.I was at Whole Foods the other day and saw the Eco Piggy, which I almost bought to try but didn't based on the reviews of the bulb part being huge. So I took it out to look at it and sure enough, it's massive! Unless you have a mammoth sized baby I'd skip that one. We're both happy with the Natursutten so I'm sticking to this one.For those who have complained about the rubber smell/taste...just wash and sterilize it a couple of times and that goes away.

I bought this due to the size, I have a Preemie thats exclusively breast fed and she fights me with the hospital grade pacifier, this one i just bought and received today and she absolutely loves it. I wouldn't get the round tip one if you're breastfeeding. I got the one that resembles a nipple, is nice, soft, definitely worth the money. She goes right to sleep with it. Thank you!

My baby loves these pacifiers. I love how cute he looks in them and that they are sustainable. We keep three of these on rotation so that there’s always one handy. A few cons, the shape of the nipple is not ideal for breastfeeding babies. I bought these before we started visiting our lactation consultant who advised towards a more symmetrical nipple but my baby is used to this nipple and will not take any other. The quality is not consistent. I recently bought 5 of these that had a short nipple, baby couldn’t keep these in his mouth. Because my baby will only take these I finally reach out to the company directly thinking the had changed the manufacturing but they let me know that the short nipple is a defect. They were easy to return but just annoying to have had to order so many pacifiers that were defected

This pacifier was just what I wanted to get for my 2 month old. A pacifier that was made of a soft pliable rubber. I felt that it was a little expensive but I had been looking for a pacifier like this since I gave birth to my first child in 2005 and since this would be my last child I bought it. When I received it I opened it and found a sticky film on the entire pacifier so I looked for the boiling direction and found them printed on the inside of the box. After ripping the box open I read and followed the boiling directions, let it dry and cool, then popped it in my sons mouth. I expected him to take right to it and some how give me a wink letting me know my money was well spent. Instead he kept screaming and spit it out. Over a course of a month I kept reintroducing this pacifier to no avail. He wanted the cheep one I had picked up somewhere along the way. Here is a link to the pacifier my sone LOVES and the only one he will use Gerber First Essentials 2 Pack Soft Center Latex Pacifier, Colors May Vary I do not recommend that you spend this much money on any pacifier it was not worth it because he wont use it and since I had to rip the box open to read the directions I didn't think I would be able to return it for a credit with the store. Plus it had been used. A little.