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LOVE YOUR BABIES DOG PACIFIER -THE DO'S AND DONT'S OF PACIFIERS - BECAUSE WE CARE

• Always see if your baby is hungry, tired or bored before giving him a pacifier. Try solving these things first.
• Sterilize the pacifier by putting it in boiling water for 5 minutes before the first use. Make sure it’s completely cooled down before giving it to your baby. Keep it clean by washing it with hot, soapy water after each use. Don’t “clean” the pacifier by sucking on it yourself because it can spread germs from you to your child.
• Always check for cracks or tears before giving a pacifier to your baby. Don’t give your baby a pacifier right after giving medicine (like a pain reliever, antibiotics or vitamins), because some of these medicines can cause the material in the pacifier to break down. If there are cracks or tears, throw it out.
• Replace the pacifier 6- 8 weeks.
• Never dip the pacifier in sugar or honey. This will hurt your baby’s teeth. Honey can lead to botulism, which is a type of food poisoning.
• Never tie a pacifier around your baby’s neck. This can cause strangulation and death. Instead, you can use clips with short ribbons attached to them. They are available where you buy pacifiers and are safe to use.
• Never make your own pacifier out of bottle nipples, caps or other materials. These can cause choking and death.
• Don’t let your older child crawl or walk around with a pacifier.
• Use the pacifier only when your child needs comfort. Using it all day long can affect your child’s ability to learn to talk and can cause problems with teeth.
• Never let your baby or child chew on a pacifier. It could break down and cause choking and death.

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