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Objective. Avoiding prone sleep and the use of a pacifier were reportedly associated with lower risk for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). The study aimed to analyse usual sleep position in ...

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I remember this one girl in high school who had a pacifier. Seriously. You could tell it was a gimmick and an attention-getter. She wasn't really sucking on it to feel better. But I remember how we ...

Pacifier. Dummy. Soothie. Jar Jar Binky. Call them whatever you want, the rubber / plastic / silicone nipple substitutes are making a comeback. And they’re not just for toddlers anymore. The latest ...

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Use of a dummy seems to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), finds a study published online by the BMJ today. Researchers in California interviewed mothers or carers of 185 infants ...