Should my baby use a pacifier for sleep?
Pacifiers can help—use safely
Offer before sleep; avoid cords/clips and combine with calm cues.
Pacifier + Raffy combo = calmer, quicker settling.
Pacifiers can be a helpful sleep aid and are associated with a lower risk of SIDS when used safely. Offer the dummy just before laying baby down, keep other cues calm (comforter + low white noise), and never attach the pacifier to cords, clips or toys in the cot. Always follow local safe-sleep guidance.
Try tonight
- Offer a pacifier just before laying baby in the cot.
- Keep Raffy’s sound on low to encourage sucking and calm.
- Do not tie the pacifier to toys or use cords/clips in the cot.
What parents say
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During a tough regression, Raffy arrived fast. The moment he did, our baby snuggled him and calmed. Now when she’s grumpy I pop on white noise, give her Raffy and her dummy, and she stops crying. We turned on the lullaby after a wake and she slept 5 hours longer. Highly recommend!