Pacifiers may spark debate among parents, but a new poll shows they remain a go-to tool for helping young children ...

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I always wanted to have four kids or more. But now that mine are all 6 and older, parenting is fun. I can do things alone and ...

I look at my youngest, now 6, slightly grieved I'll never have a baby again. No more endless ... Chew toys. Bottles. Pacifiers. Medicine. Snacks. Bib. Blanket. Spare Clothes.

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Parents don’t agree when or how their child should stop using a pacifier and sucking their thumb, according to a new poll.

Dr. Erica Lee from Boston Children's Hospital explains why kids love pacifiers, when to take them away, and strategies for breaking the habit, including thumb-sucking.

Pacifiers and thumb-sucking can help soothe babies and ease them to sleep but some parents struggle with knowing when and how to stop these habits, a new national poll suggests.