Everything cannot be made at home. Pacifiers certainly cannot. Some people tend to get creative and use caps as pacifiers. But, you have to remember that caps can easily

come apart and cause serious harm to the child. You need something like Avent pacifiers that are sturdy and do not harm your child in any way.

The latex pacifier doesn't hold up too well to repeated washings, but it's soft and the baby may enjoy the retained scents. The following are some of the best infant pacifier to use:

Gerber

Gerber pacifiers are classics. The Gerber Orthodontic Pacifier was specially formulated to resemble Mommy's nipple. There are several brands of this orthodontic pacifier, including the NUK Orthodontic Pacifier. The NUK is one of the top selling Gerber pacifiers and the top selling orthodontic pacifiers in the world. Although not an orthodontic pacifier, the Gerber Soft Center Silicone Pacifier is a soothing member of the Gerber family.

Playtex

Playtex is known for the excellence the produce in the battle for baby bottles. They also lend their hand to an exclusive line of pacifiers. The Playtex Blinky Comfort Flex Soft Shield Pacifier is one of the most popular pacifiers in the world. This Playtex pacifier is a mouthful and gives Baby plenty to chew on.

Avent

Avent, the company known for catering to breastfed babies and their moms, has earned the pacifiers market. These pacifiers are selling like hotcakes, and one of Avent's hottest commodities is the Avent Newborn Nighttime Pacifier. Apart of the Avent pacifiers' community, the Newborn Nighttime Pacifier is a soothing tool for newborns as they take frequent trips to Dreamland with the Sandman.

While it is true that Avent pacifiers and Gerber pacifiers have eased parents' complaints to an extent, it should be ascertained if the pacifiers have the features you require and are sturdy enough to guarantee the safety of your child.

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