Garkoko Baby Pacifiers 0–6 Months, One-Piece Soft Silicone Breast-Like Pacifier for Newborn & Breastfed Babies, BPA-Free

So far I’ve tried every paci under the sun and my baby says no to every one of them. This one is nice though not too hard, nice texture easy to clean. Still giving it a try at 3 months but it may just be a no for her all the way around. Nipple size not too big or small.

Super light and easy to clean. We tried this at 3 months and she was meh about it but now at 4 months its the only one she really takes and active plays with. She is mainly brest fed but takes bottles so this is only in use for when needed (car rides, crying between bottle or brest feedings and soothing when nothing else is working). Size is not to the point of gaging, price is reasonable and I dont feel like it's going to fall apart so the quality is there.

We were recommended these from a lactation consultant and our newborn hasn’t known any different. She loves them! I am breastfeeding and pumping so she’s used to both a bottle and nipple and we were told by the consultant these pacifiers mimic the breast. They’ve been great. Just a bit expensive.

Newborn breastfed baby wouldn't take any pacifiers but wanted to stay latched to self-soothe rather than eat. It was time-consuming, so we gave these a try. They work wonders. Baby can somewhat hold it in place with just their arm. It's soft and not so big that baby gags when using.

Binky was well made but sadly my granddaughter would not take it.

This we’re okay for my little and yours may take them as well but I recommend starting with these before trying other pacifiers for better luck. They’re easy to clean, soft and light weight,!and very durable

My breastfeed baby that has a tongue lip tie has struggled with accepting a pacifier that didn’t make her gag. This pacifier seems to be the one that mimics the breast the best for her and the only one that she readily accepts.

First of all, this one was a winner after trying four different brands. Looks and feels so natural and our baby took it right away. But we ended up having difficulty with bottle feeding after our baby chose this pacifier. She rejected all dr brown bottles and said absolutely no to bottle feeding. We had to just breastfeed and after doing research our baby started taking Philips avent natural flow bottles again. I believe it’s more natural and closer to how it mimics the breast and pacifier. So with our experience, dr brown bottles didn’t work for us after using this pacifier. But overall great product