There’s something magical about the moment when a tired parent realizes their little one is finally drifting off peacefully and sleeping soundly. For many families, that moment comes thanks to the Breathe pacifier, which has a uniquely patented design crafted to mimic the gentle, natural motion of breastfeeding while promoting healthy jaw and palate development. In this blog, parents just like you share how this simple yet thoughtful innovation gave their baby (and themselves) the gift of better sleep, and mornings that feel a little more rested.

Salem G.

“She really is dependent on the pacifier. She really likes it. She looks for it when she’s going to have a little nap. When she’s getting ready to go to bed at night, we put her in the sleep-sack, and she will not go to sleep unless she has her pacifier. I could tell from when we were in the hospital that it was something that brought her comfort. From the point of view of my husband, he’s seen a lot of kids come in with so many different ways that their mouths are formed, and some of them are just incorrect. Some of them need a lot of help. Some of them need what he calls an expander a lot of times. So, he was like, ‘Well, if we can avoid all that, give her a head start.’ We were really interested in that. It makes me very hopeful. It’s just nice to see that they’re taking an interest, you know, that they’re looking out for the health of our children. It’s nice to see that they care, that they see a problem and they want to address it before down the line where we have to make adjustments. I’m really glad that she loves this one so much. She looks for it to sleep. She looks for it for comfort. And it helped her stop snoring. I’m just glad that it worked for her.” – Salem G.

Jessica & James

“We are very happy with our experience with the Breathe pacifier. Cody immediately took to it. It’s been beneficial in keeping him entertained, in keeping him calm and getting him to sleep. Really, all of the above. And it’s also benefited him [the baby]. He hasn’t had any type of sleep issues or breathing issues. And then his teeth are coming in super straight and nice and evenly spaced. And we’ve seen huge improvements in just how his teeth have come in. I think it’s really easy to introduce the Breathe Pacifier to friends and family. If you’re going to introduce the pacifier to a child, you might as well get the benefits of the Breathe Pacifier. Being able to help shape the palate the way it should be and to help with the breathing and everything. It’s almost a no-brainer. Seriously.” – Jessica & James

Nicole

“This pacifier helps the palate to widen and not shorten. So that the pressure of force when he’s sucking and pushing onto the top of his palate helps to keep the mouth more wide which will eventually help with his dentition and just the overall structure and development of those facial muscles, or specifically the roof of the mouth and the palate. The pacifier just really became a comfort I think for him. He’s been using it well and using it often primarily at night and for sleep.” – Nicole

Linh H.

“My name is Linh. I’m a dental hygienist and I’m the mom to baby Alex. The Breathe Pacifier helps to soothe and calm him when he’s fussy. It also helps put him asleep very easily. So, it has become a part of his bedtime routine. Now, he did adapt to the pacifier right away. I think at that time he was like 10-days old. He loved the Breathe pacifier.” – Linh H.

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