Playtex baby^™ Binky^® brand pacifier Orthodontic 0-6m

Playtex® Ortho-Pro® Pacifiers is rated 4.7 out of 5 by 545.

Rated 5 out of 5 by River96 from Great product My daughter is now 2.5 and loves the original style with the groves. That god I stocked up on them a while ago. She won’t take the new ones but loooooovvveeeesss the original. I do wish Paytex would bring back the groves. Now hoping she might take the new one soon. No complaints and easier to clean.

Date published: 2019-04-15

Rated 5 out of 5 by Hudson from The best pacifier playtex pacifier are the only one my son will use. Try's other kids and he dosent like them.

Date published: 2017-06-26

Rated 5 out of 5 by Katiemar from Help! Discontinued! My son has done wonderfully with this latex pacifier and I fee at ease knowing the shape and mtierials are best for him. Can anyone help me find replacements, I've searched extensively, had no idea it was discontinued till it was too late. Playtex, can you help? Thank you. -katie

Date published: 2017-05-17

Rated 5 out of 5 by Miss shell from Best out there I love the pacifier I used it for my son and he only takes this kind and it dose not no make the kids teeth make a gape or over bit best thing but they for some reason stopped selling in stores and I have to order on amazon Wich is twice as much bring them back in stores

Date published: 2017-02-26

Rated 5 out of 5 by TeeTee802 from Great futures I love played. Haven't heard anything bad about them..

Date published: 2015-09-04

Rated 5 out of 5 by Emmy22 from Great Comfort I bought this pacifier several months ago for my nine month old to try. She is now 13 months and uses them only at bed time and she loves this pacifier!! It helps her to go to sleep easily which is a win win for both mommy and baby!

Date published: 2015-09-01

Rated 5 out of 5 by teri84 from Just like mom!! My 2 month old breastfeeding baby loves these pacifiers. It's the only one he will take because it's a close tie to a breast.

Date published: 2015-08-31

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mandymama28 from Awesome I love love playtex it's the only thing I will ever use on my kids an I'm on my 4th :)

Date published: 2015-08-31

Playtex® Ortho-Pro® Pacifiers Reviews - page 2

Playtex baby^™ Binky^® Orthodontic pacifiers are designed to promote healthy oral development.

Binky^® brand pacifiers help babies to self-soothe by satisfying their natural sucking instincts. False

Product Information

Designed to promote healthy oral development
Comfortable design for baby
Shape designed to comfortably fit baby’s palette
Medical Grade Silicone
Durable
Easy to clean – Dishwasher safe – top rack only
BPA Free
Bright colorful designs and fun expressions
Available in 2 sizes: 0-6M and 6M+

How to Use

To Clean: Boil for five minutes before first use. Wash regularly in hot, soapy water or use dishwasher top rack to maintain cleanliness

CAUTION: Test pacifier to make sure it is cool before giving to baby.

CAUTION: To prevent a possible choking hazard, test strength regularly by pulling on all parts. Inspect nipple portion regularly especially when baby is teething. If pacifier nipple becomes cracked, torn or shows other signs of excess wear, discontinue use immediately. Do not leave child unattended with pacifier.

FAQ

Did you know?

Sucking to soothe is a natural instinct for baby. - It’s instinctive. -most infants are born with a strong sucking reflex.
Some babies even suck their thumbs or other fingers while they are in the womb.
Pacifier use is often an easier habit to break than thumb sucking.
A pacifier may help soothe fussiness, help baby fall asleep and prevent anxiety
Nonnutritive sucking can often ease reflux. Frequent pacifier use may help reflux for some babies.
By stimulating saliva production, frequent sucking can ease the irritation of reflux. If, however, vigorous sucking increases air swallowing, reflux could be aggravated.
Pacifier use may reduce the risk of SIDS. Parents should consider offering pacifiers to infants one month and older at the onset of sleep to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome.
Pacifiers have been recommended by doctors for pain relief for infants undergoing minor procedures.
Studies have shown that there is no link between pacifier use and the success of breastfeeding your baby. Researchers have found that moms who used pacifiers did not stop breastfeeding sooner