"As a Certified Breastfeeding Specialist I am often hesitant to recommend pacifiers to my clients. However since finding the Ninni I’ve been able to recommend a pacifier that uses the same muscles required to have a good latch & I don’t have to worry about baby picking up any “bad” habits. This pacifier is also EXCELLENT for my clients who have had a frenectomy who require suck training as a great tool parents feel comfortable using in my absence. This is literally the only pacifier I recommend!"

“Pacifiers are a wonderful tool for soothing a baby. When it comes to mouth function and sucking patterns, the NinniCo comes closer to mimicking the breast than anything else I’ve seen. I recommend it to every mom I work with, and I am grateful to have it as a tool to use in my therapy sessions. There’s definitely nothing else on the market like it!”

"As an IBCLC, pacifiers are usually off limits because of the way they interfere with proper tongue to palate contact, however, if used properly, I love the Ninnico because it’s different. It’s very pliable, thin, and has a stretch. This allows the tongue to lift and touch the palate and it allows us to visualize the vertical movement of the tongue to help identify deficits. I especially love the ‘areola’ part of this pacifier that is extra helpful for babies with lip ties."

"As a pediatric occupational therapist working mostly with babies under 6 months, the Ninni pacifier is one of my go-to tools for intentional pacification. I love that it's so malleable (similar to breast anatomy) and babies need to use a motor plan more similar to breastfeeding to maintain suction than they do with traditional pacifiers. I don't think all babies need pacifiers, but when used consciously the Ninni can help solidify more optimal motor plans to better support your breastfeeding journey, as well as orofacial development."