The pacifier can be a lifesaver in those newborn days 😮‍💨 Babies are born with a strong need to suck it’s soothing, it helps them relax, and it can absolutely support better sleep in the early months. But as your baby grows, that little pacifier can turn into a strong sleep association, and that’s where it’s for you to decide if that works for you or not. And if you’re popping it back in 5 times a night… it might be time to move toward more independent sleep. Here’s how to start 👇 🍼 Keep the

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You're not a human baby swing or pacifier. Those products are pretending to be you. Newborns are biologically wired for constant maternal regulation - movement, warmth, smell, sound, and responsive feeding. Babies were born without a finished nervous system - they don't know how to regulate stress, emotions, sleep cycles, heart rate or breathing rythmns on their own just yet. They were designed for co-regulation. Neuroscience shows that regulation happens by borrowing your nervous system. They n

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