Babies use pacifiers or increase language barriers.baby food pacifier

　　According to the "Daily Mail" report on the 21st, a new study found that children who use pacifiers are three times more likely to develop language barriers as they grow older than other children. Children who used a pacifier for at least 3 years were more likely to have a speech disorder than children who did not use a pacifier. The study also found that thumb-sucking children were also at greater risk for language delay.

　　The study, led by Clerita Barbossa of the University of Washington, found that children who sucked their fingers or thumbs, or used a pacifier for at least three years, had a three-fold higher risk of speech impairment. However, those children who were breastfed for at least 9 months had fewer language barriers. "These findings suggest that pacifier use outside of breastfeeding may have adverse effects on children's language development," said Dr. Barbosa. However, she noted that further research with more subjects is needed. "While this study provides further evidence for the health benefits of prolonged breastfeeding in infants, it should be noted that these are observational data," she said.

　　Previous research has also shown that pacifiers cut the risk of sudden neonatal death by half. However, dentists point out that overuse of pacifiers can deform teeth, while others say using pacifiers while awake can prevent children from participating in everyday conversations. The study was published in BMC Pediatrics.

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