Garkoko Breast-Like Baby Pacifier for Newborns Breastfed Babies 0-6 Months

This is the only pacifier my baby girl will use. She is exclusively breastfed but uses the paci to soother her when we are in the car or when she's taking naps and she loves it! We literally tried every type of paci there is and she refused all but this one. We even ordered the expensive Pacii brand pacifier and she wouldn't take it only loves this one. She is 8 weeks old now and has used this paci since she was born. I love how its more breast like than other brands it helps with her being breastfed. Its also nice how it has the spot to connect to a paci leash. We have several leashes and it works with all of them. I plan to buy several because my baby enjoys these so much!

Love this binky, my daughter who loves to be on the breast for comfort didn’t like almost any of the binkies we had. Philips, mums, you name it. So I tried this one and it is definitely more nipple shaped and thicker than the other binkies and she took right to it. She also flares her lips out more like she’s nursing because of the wide base so it’s very comforting to her. I washed it by hand with hot water and baby dish soap to clean it as I saw it has issues with melting when steamed. So far so good!

Exclusively breast fed baby approved! I started with short stretches of a Avent Soothie-style paci from day 1. I didnt want to affect my milk supply, so only after a feeding to give my nipples a break, and during the hearing test & car ride home. After a week of sore nipples, I realized my baby had a shallow latch. I had her evaluated by a pediatric dentist and had lip, tongue, and right-side cheek ties released. From there, I gave it 2 weeks for her to learn her new range of motion. Still a shallow latch. Called a lactation consultant, she advised me baby is backing off the nipple to slow the flow of milk. This is baby #3 so my breasts are more like fire hoses compared to when I nursed baby #1. (I exclusively pumped for baby #2 due to a cleft palate) I purchased these in hopes to get her muscle memory to flair her lips when latching. Right now she is slurping the nipple in like a spaghetti noodle and it doesnt feel the best 😅 it wont keep her from backing off, but hoping it'll make her open her mouth wider for an initial good latch, and then I can pinch behind my nipple in a scissor-hold to slow the flow myself. These pacifiers came in a couple days ago. She has still been using the soothie-style pacifiers here and there in the car. She took to these IMMEDIATELY. NO HESITATION! She actually slept with it in last night! I woke up on my own and woke her up because I was shocked she wasnt waking up to nurse?!?! (I dont want my period to return just yet) Baby approved!!

Love these pacifiers! They are the only pacifier my EBF baby will take! I love being able to see how good her latch and motion is!

My two week old, exclusively breastfed baby took to these binkies immediately. He seems to have an easier time keeping them in his mouth than the little green ones from the hospital, and he has a much easier time getting started sucking on them. They're lightweight and a very natural shape for his lips. You can see the little flare of his lips through the pacifier. They're the perfect size and don't choke him, and they're super easy to sanitize and clean. Not too expensive either compared to similar products.

My daughter did not love the Philips advent pacifiers that we originally bought for her. We tried this pacifier in hopes that it would be more breast-like. It definitely is, but my daughter still doesn’t love it. Overall, it looks and does exactly as described in the photos and description. It is smaller than I thought it would be though but the material is good for every day use.

I could see why paci loving baby’s would love this. My full time breastfed baby however only uses this as a teether and nothing more. It’s not magic like a lot of people claim. One paci that might work for us if I were more diligent is the ma’am comfort I think it’s called. Much smaller nipple and much softer than this one. But I gave this one three stars because my baby does love to chew on the sides.

I have a 3 week old breastfed baby who refused every pacifier we’ve tried. She doesn’t love this one, but she will look for it and once she settles down she’ll spit it out. It’s a big relief as she was using me for her comfort but now it’s looking like my nipple might get a break from the constant contact! Would definitely recommend!

The only one my daughter accepted

Finally I found a pacifier that my baby was ok to take for a few minutes to confort. However, I sterilised it as per instructions on the microwave and it melted!