New research has found that parents struggle with these questions. A new national poll from C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital has ...

Pacifiers and thumb-sucking can help soothe babies and ease them to sleep, but some parents struggle with knowing when and ...

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

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

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.

YEAH. SO THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS SAYS THAT USING A PACIFIER OR SUCKING YOUR THUMB PAST THE AGE OF AROUND 2 TO 4 STARTS TO IMPACT HOW A CHILD’S MOUTH AND THEIR TEETH DEVELOP.

Discouraging a child’s pacifier or thumb sucking habits is not ... In some scenarios, the habits can cause the upper front teeth to flare forward, making it more difficult for the child to ...

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.