Babies tend to put everything in their mouths. Offering a clean, soft teething toy can sometimes do the trick. If they're ...

Medically reviewed by Lyndsey Garbi, MD Fact checked by Rich Scherr Medically reviewed by Lyndsey Garbi, MD Fact checked by Rich Scherr Most babies have a love/hate relationship with pacifiers.

who admits she and her husband awoke at least once a night for more months than she cares to count to replace the pacifier in Anna's mouth so the baby could get back to sleep. Despite the ...

We even got her to tell us which pacifier she trusted for her babies (Psst! It’s MAM!). What to Expect: What features should parents look for when choosing a pacifier? Sarah: Pacifiers need to ...

"We wanted to create a better tasting pacifier to help soothe a fussy baby," said one of two inventors, from Richland, Wash., "so we invented the SWEET SOOTHIES. Our flavorful design would offer an ...

A new innovative pacifier developed by Georgia Tech scientists can monitor newborns' electrolyte levels, hopefully ceasing the need for repeated, painful blood draws.

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) A wireless pacifier has been developed to monitor newborns' electrolyte levels in the NICU, eliminating the need for invasive blood draws. The device uses a ...

The new line includes pacifiers and bottles with natural latex nipples, made from recycled materials, designed to provide a ...

Georgia Tech researchers developed a pacifier that monitors NICU babies' electrolytes, reducing the need for blood draws.

Hong Yeo, associate professor and Harris Saunders Jr. Endowed Professor in the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, came up with the pacifier idea at a pediatric technology conference.

There can be a confusing array of baby-soothing tools on the market, with products with names like 'newborn pacifiers' making claims that they’re great for calming babies. To look beyond the ...