Air Leakage Issues with Bibs Pacifiers Disappoints New Parents
I was thrilled to buy Bibs pacifiers after hearing so many positive reviews. I enthusiastically shared my recommendation with all the parents I knew who were either expecting or already using pacifiers for their babies. However, I've observed that with each use, air appears to seep into the pacifier. I've recently started using them, so I'm not sure if this is a common problem. Although I acknowledge that swelling is a possibility, the issue of air leakage could pose a problem for infants. I'm really hoping that the issue is with the particular pacifier I have, because it would be quite disappointing to have to switch brands for my little one.
Hello, unlike most pacifiers, Bibs Pacifiers are air-flow enabled. They owe their distinction of being the softest-tipped pacifiers to this air-flow feature. Therefore, this sound is more noticeable, especially in the earlier months. As your baby's jaw muscles strengthen and their sucking power decreases, the sound they make will also lessen. For your information.
This is an event independent of air flow. The pacifier duration is said to be 4/6 weeks. My baby, who turned the pacifier into this state in 1 week, is only 2 months old. And it swelled up to the point of making him nauseous. It is not possible to use it until my baby grows another month. We bought a new Bibs to give it another chance, but the answer you provided is generic. Inadequate.
