Evenflo Feeding Balance Plus Stage 1 Cylindrical Baby, Newborn and Infant Pacifier - Developed with Pediatric Feeding Specialists - 0 to 6 Months (Pack of 6)

The media could not be loaded. Wow. I can’t tell you the relief this pacifier has given us. My daughter wasn’t a pacifier kiddo, though I forced one for her if I saw her going for her fingers. My son however has liked to suckle since birth. I don’t mind nursing him to sleep but he has reflux, so often it’s not the best idea for him. I tried the bibs pacifier and he liked it but it affected his latch. We used Ninni for a while and he also liked it but couldn’t keep it in his mouth for long without help (which I know is the point but I just needed a better solution). I saw an IBCLC review these pacifiers and looked into them more. I think they are the perfect mixture between flexible and “firm”. They are more flexible than other similar looking ones on the market but not so soft that it falls out of his mouth unless he spits it out. And the wider base is perfect for latch transition. I have had multiple moments of peace thanks to being able to give the pacifier while I attend to his sister and he is content!! This is huge for us.

My daughter absolutely loves these pacis. We tried a bunch from different baby/pregnancy boxes and these were the ones she took more than any others. A year later and she still only will take this one! Only bad thing is they’re clear so it’s a nightmare trying to find them when she throws them or leaves them places. We’ve probably lost at least 3 of them.

My little spent 100+ days in the NICU where she became quite attached to her green/teal soothie. However, she was never able to fully keep it in her mouth unassisted which would make for a middle of the night fussy babe, a dirty soothie from its roll on the floor, and a tired/frustrated momma. After months of trying different options because I really wanted to be able to attach it to a clip of sorts (soothies have a solid handle making this impossible without poking a hole through it), I just wasn’t having any luck. All other silicone options we tried were too bulky, heavy, or wasn’t just one piece which trapped water/germs. But, I came across this one and gave it a shot. Needless to say, I have been pleased so far! It’s about the same weight as her NICU soothie, but with a curve that helps it to sit more snug on the contour of her face which makes for less falling out. It’s all one piece, so no germs or trapped water, but it has a handle which allows for attaching a clip without issue. And, the color is a frosted clear so it goes with anything - looks super cute with her boho wooden clip! I haven’t had it long, so I haven’t noticed any color change from use, but will update.**UPDATE: This one is still going strong a year later! No rips or tears, and no yellowing (which is a HUGE plus)!! The only gripe I have is that it's friggen clear... so, I definitely have a love-hate relationship with this pacifier. I LOVE that it's clear because it goes with everything (Yeah, I match outfits to paci's *shrug*), but oh boy, don't let your little walk away with it or drop it in the bed somewhere without a clip or other attachment because it'll be an eternity before you find it again!Now... I just have to find a way to wean my little one off of this thing...

Baby loves these, tried several different brands dr browns, the pacii, and a couple others made for breastfeeding babies to prevent confusion. We use the evenflo bottles and sure enough the baby loves these pacifiers too! 10/10 I definitely recommend.

My baby just turned 4 months. She has a shallow latch to BF at times (even after tongue-tie clipped), and I thought her orthodontic paci shape was enforcing it. I got these and she can’t keep them in her mouth for longer than 5 seconds. It’s been a few days and she’s still struggling. She tries to keep pushing this paci back in with her hands, but it slips right out. I wish I would have started with this paci when she was born, but maybe she’d have this problem anyhow.

We used and still do use occasionally the Avent green colored soothes. They gave us them while in the hospital and my baby seemed to like them.She's 2 months now, and not really a binkie girl, but when we do use them I like them to match her outfit, (I'm that mom, I want her to look cute!) So I ordered a bunch of diffrent kinds of soothes and pacifiers to try. Diffrent styles, shapes, colors and she took to these and her normal green ones. Every baby is diffrent.PROS:* Price* Clear and matches all outfits* Cute shape* Compared to Avent, these seem to cup her checks wider which seems to be a more comforting fit.* Has a handle, which to me seems like a more traditional look, and more handy then the Avent which just has that tab (I use the handle to wrap around the straw of my Yeti cup so it's always near me, and I always have in my sight/reach). I've lost it a few times. Also the handle is low, so you can use your finger just like the Avents.CONS:* The clear that I like so much, is also so easy to loose, hints why I now have it always hanging off my Yeti Straw. I've lost in the couch/blankets/floor, etc and it just is hard to find when she does get fussy.

If your baby loves the basic soothie from Avent and you’re looking for one that won’t roll away- here’s the winner! Our baby refuses any other paci and the soothie is amazing but they roll away so fast and far 🥲 this pacifier is one piece, easy to clean, no trapped water, cute, soft, and stays put! Look no further!