Do pacifiers suck in air and cause bloating?

　　Do you use a pacifier for your baby? When many babies cry, parents can relieve their emotions by feeding them a pacifier. Some parents wonder whether the long-term use of a pacifier will have any adverse effects, such as whether the pacifier will inhale air and cause flatulence. Will it cause the baby to bloat?

　　Using a pacifier for a baby may not cause flatulence due to inhalation of air, because each baby's physique is different. Most babies will not have flatulence as long as they use a pacifier under the correct guidance of their parents. flatulence.

　　Occasionally using a pacifier will not cause flatulence. Frequent overuse of a pacifier may increase the burden on the stomach and intestines, and cause intestinal cramps and abdominal pain. Doctors recommend that parents use a pacifier after the baby learns to breastfeed, so as not to interfere with breastfeeding by using a pacifier prematurely. Many parents use a pacifier after the baby is six months to two years old. This is the child's teething period. Using a pacifier can reduce the uncomfortable feeling of swollen gums.

　　There are many functions of pacifiers, such as relieving the baby's anxiety and reducing the baby's habit of sucking fingers. Parents can give their children a pacifier according to the baby's personal situation.

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