Pacifiers

At what age did you start/stop giving your lo a paci? My newborn is 3w 5 days and I have yet to give her one, I’m torn between even giving her one at all, I’m scared she might have latching issues if I start to give her one. Any advice ?

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He took it very early and I gave to him so he wouldn't cry during changes...he stopped taking it himself (kept spitting it out) around 6 or 7 months. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Around 8 months it was used for only nap/bed time I cold turkey stopped using it at 20 months

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