Chicco PhysioForma Comfort Soother 16–36M+ – Calming Silicone Orthodontic Pacifier, Blue

Sucking is a natural reflex of the baby, which provides him with peace and a sense of security. Already in the first three months of pregnancy, during the ultrasound examination, you can notice that almost all babies start sucking their fingers during this period. This is a natural reflex that stimulates the production of serotonin – the hormone of happiness. This helps them to calm down, giving them a good mood and a sense of security. After birth, the sucking reflex is satisfied by breastfeeding. In some babies, however, the need to suck may be stronger and cause the baby to be restless and start sucking on his thumb or other fingers. The answer to the need for sucking, which is not related to satisfying hunger, can be a properly good soother that will increase the comfort of mother and baby. When choosing a pacifier, pay attention to its shape – it should match the anatomy of the child’s mouth and support the correct positioning of the tongue. This is crucial for physiological breathing, as well as for the proper development of the oral cavity.