Around how many months should a baby have a good control of having their pacifier in their mouth 🤔

@aengs2, thats what my daughter uses and she likes it the most

Some pacifiers stay in better than others. We like MAM the best.

@tiffanyf, no she isn’t , i had doctors check her the day i got discharged when she was born because she keeps her tongue out every since she was born now she she’ll stick it in her mouth but not complete shut her mouth

Is her tongue-tied?

@jailienmaldonado i use the ones from the hospital. Id try gently pulling it while shes sucking on it, to try teaching her how to keep it in her mouth. She'll get the point on how to keep it in and not push it out.

@sabi.bishh, my daughter can’t really hold it in her mouth for long and it falls out and i’ve tried so many different type of pacifiers

My son's a month old and takes it. He lets it fall out still and will take it again. If he doesn't want it back he'll keep his mouth shut or will push it right back out.

@tiffanyf, @sweetsap88, she likes the pacifier but she can’t hold it in her mouth she’ll suck on it and it’ll fall out because her tongue pushes it out and she’s get upset so have to hold it for her especially while sleeping she can’t fall asleep without it

Yea she just probably isn’t interested in it ^

Usually from birth, all they are doing is sucking. Keep in mind though, some babies never take a pacifier

By 3 months my son did , how often do you give it to her