Gumdrop Newborn Pacifiers

My 3 month old accepted a pacifier for the first 2 days of life then stopped, seriously. She would immediately gag then spit it out despite us routinely introducing different options. She immediately took to Gumdrops & it’s been a game changer for us!

This is the ONLY pacifier my son will take. When he was born I tried a kind that I had customized with his Name that mimic the nuk nipple that's curved up towards the roof of the mouth and he would push them out of his mouth so I then tried these that someone bought for him at my baby shower. He loves them. They're well made and stay in his mouth well. They're definitely worth buying for your little one, especially for breastfed babies.

These are made all in one piece so there is no choking risk. They are very smooth and a good size for the mouth of a newborn. They have no hidden ridges or anything so they are also easy to keep clean and stand up well to teething babies. Very durable. I would definitely recommend these to other parents with young infants.

They are great and they satisfied my cousin baby need because she had a whole lot of pacifiers but would only suck this 1 pacifier that was brought home with her from the hospital . And one day for a period of time she was without it and oh my GOD , that's why I had to find that style and got her some more , because I don't ever want to see that side of her baby or no other baby again . So I got so saved up just in case if I come in contact with anyone else with a baby with that type of a problem .

I tried almost every pacifier on the market. I wanted my LO to use the Nattursutten pacifier because it's made of all natural rubber and is one piece (no space or hole for bacterial growth) but even though I purchased the butterfly shape, it was so big that it covered my LO's nose. And my LO is quite large for his age so it wasn't because of his size. Other moms complain about the same design flaw, too. My second choice was the Gumdrop pacifier because although it isn't made of the same high quality material as the Nattursutten, it was one piece so again, no holes for bacteria to grow in. But the pacifier was so heavy that my LO couldn't keep it in his mouth and I didn't want my LO to have to use so much force when using a binky. Just logically speaking, I would think the LO's jaws would hurt from holding something so heavy for so long. So then I tried Advent and Dr. Brown which were lighter in weight but also covered the nostrils. I ended up using MAMS pacifiers only because they were super lightweight and didn't obstruct my LO's breathing at all. But they are a pain to clean- the part that the LO sucks on is hollow so soap and spit get stuck in there. After awhile, it turned murky in color despite my obsessive washing. As soon as my LO was older, I again tried the Nattersutten. Still same problem- covered his entire nose. Back to Gumdrop and thank goodness, this time, my LO was able to hold it in his mouth on the first try. I'm still not 100% satisfied with it because I don't understand why it needs to be so heavy and why the nipple is hollow (makes cleaning a pain). Oh and the design makes LO look like Hannibal Lecter. It's a bit disturbing to me. Haha. But for now, my concern about bacteria growth in the MAMS binkies outweighs these issues. Until Nattersutten creates a pacifier with a deeper dip in the nostril area, I recommend the Gumdrop version.

When we first brought our baby home, we used the Soothie brand pacifier so my poor chest could get a break. :) I liked those pacifiers because they were all one piece, soft, and easy to sterilize and clean. I tried the MAM pacifier once and the first time I washed it, a whole bunch of soapy water sucked into the nipple part and all I could imagine was my baby sucking on soap water, and milky drool getting caught in there to mold forever. My baby seemed to love the soothies. (Seriously, I love the eyes rolling back, "hits the spot" look she gets when she enjoys a good pacifier.) My husband, the worriest of worts, was concerned that the soothies were pushing her nose back and would give her a piggy nose, so he bought these. They are the same shape as the soothie and all one piece, and she accepted them easily and her little nose gets to, well, breathe. :) And the price is right!

I like the quality and that the pacifier is molded out of one piece and it is identical to the one that we got in the hospital. However, the material is different. I'm not sure what it is made out of but the nipple part is a shiny material and EVERYTHING sticks to it. If it gets dropped on the couch, floor, car floor, etc., any dust or hair that may be around clings to it and it always has to be washed off because it clings so tight that it doesn't just brush off. We have two dogs so I am always washing them. The one from the hospital is a dull looking material and nothing stuck to it.

My 2 month old breastfed baby loves these pacifiers. I introduced them to her around 1 month. I like that they are shaped like a human nipple, so they haven't caused any nipple confusion. They seem durable, and they are easy to wash, and when I want to sanitize them I just throw them into a pot of boiling water. They have a little hole on the "handle" so you can easily attach it to a clip (not included) for when you don't want the pacifier falling to the ground.

Love these styles of dummies for my bubba Got them very fast in the mail thank you

Muy buen producto para recién nacido, el tamaño del chupete es más pequeño que el de otras marcas por eso le acomodó mejor a mi bebé. El diseño es bueno, aunque como no tiene agarradera se cae con facilidad y hay que tener siempre otro repuesto limpio.

Muy buen producto. Nos ayuda a calmar a nuestro bebé y que se quede dormido. Ideal para bebés recién nacidos y pequeñitos, ya que es de buen tamaño y no le tapa la nariz. Para nada nos ha dificultado el agarre para la lactancia. Recomendado.

Son muy buenos, ligeros y resistentes. A mi bebé le encantó

A mi BB primero le compre de los chupones de avent con esta forma, y le quedaban demaciado grandes para su carita y boquita y no los quiso. Le compre despues de 2 semanas de nacido estos otros q tienen la misma forma pero son mucho mas chicos y los acepto mejor, tardo un mes en aceptarlo pero ya los agarra.