Caulicky Baby

My son is 5 months old, he has got a thumb. May I bring you a pacifier? 3

Are pacifiers harmful to health? Do they change the structure of the teeth? I will never know that my son is gray because he comforts himself with his thumb.

If you're happy with your thumb, so be it. You may not want flames to be radioactive in shape and structure. Don't worry about the amount of food you eat, as far as I know it has never happened that a child is hungry for a finger or a pacifier.

I think you have to remember that your child is having fun, it's a luxury we never had with clothes (before or now).

Seriously, there's nothing to worry about.

Caulicky Baby

I suggest you give your child a tooth instead of a pacifier or thumb.
Also, make sure you feed your baby well. When he is 5 months old, you should feed him a small amount three times a day. Morning, noon and night. Even if you see him using your thumb, slowly draw your attention to his favorite toy or object of his choice and slowly remove the thumb from his mouth. Take it slowly and it will help you a lot.
A pacifier is not bad for your child, it is even recommended that you put him to sleep to prevent SIDS. Also, the thumb can never be removed, but the pacifier can eventually be removed. And for the comments, it doesn't matter if the baby's teeth are crooked, that's not true. Your baby's teeth guide the place of your teeth. Example help :)
There is nothing wrong with a pacifier ... it is comfortable for the child ... the problem occurs when the parents allow the child to continue using the pacifier after a certain point. It is very easy to open the lid of the pacifier with your thumb ... you can take the pacifier with you!
Like everything else in the world, too much good is not good for our health. If he doesn't have one yet, he'll probably get better, but if you want to give him one, that's fine. You may be grinding your fingers or grinding your teeth to fulfill this desire. Too much mucus can cause your teeth to fall out. You may not even find a pacifier because you have never used it before, but if you really want to throw it away and kick your permanent teeth. Therefore, you may have trouble using a pacifier with your teeth.
The pacifier would be better if it was approved orthodontically. I think it's from Nuk. Crooked teeth can also be genetic. I know some SWs don't use thumbs or pacifiers and come with smiling teeth.
There are many ways to get gas out of the air ... with a ■■■■ in each lip. So bottles, thumbs or ■■■■■■■ can produce gas if they are not tightly closed.
The thumb can be seen as a stable companion and is easier to remove than to stop looking for the thumb when you sleep.
It can also reduce weight problems or reduce the habit of smoking, as it is important to bring both hands to the mouth. * Convenience *
Here is an article that states that the thumb / pacifier stays fine until the age of 5 ... then there are dental problems
This is just my experience with my son, but I gave him a pacifier when he was a kid because a pacifier is easier than an inch. I went out with my son. He did not throw his pacifier until he was 11 months old. But your dentist told me that your teeth are fine and there has been no problem since your permanent teeth came out.
You will not do that. There is an emotional need for ing Baes. They have sensitive development areas where they have to meet these needs. Don't worry about the teeth because they will change, but if this situation persists, take it to the dentist and see if it really is a problem. If he retains his thumb for the next 6 months, you may want to try a second thumb (such as a plastic thumb). Read carefully what Maria Montessori has written.

Caulicky Baby

Give him your thumbs, as long as he takes care of everything, not just the heads. And yes, you can give him a pacifier, he has had one ever since.

The thumb and ■■■■■■ are said to support crooked teeth. Constant pressure from the front teeth will push them out. Bakeryl for that ... if I were you I would try to stop the boy.