There is a reason we don’t drink out of baby bottles or suck on pacifiers as adults,” cautioned Dr. Ben Winters.

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Adult-sized pacifiers are becoming a surprising wellness trend in China, with online retailers reporting thousands of sales.

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A trend from China shows adults using adult pacifiers as a means to reduce stress, anxiety and even help them sleep.

A large chunk of Chinese adults are doing just that – with the help of adult pacifiers. The South China Morning Post reports ...

Beginning as a curiosity in China's self‑care sphere, the adult pacifier trend has rapidly gone viral across borders.

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About half of all infants take a pacifier, and about 15 percent of children older than 3 continue to use them, says Mark L. Brenner, author of "Pacifiers, Blankets, Bottles and Thumbs: What Every ...

Pacifiers should not be used beyond a baby’s first birthday. The risk of ear infections begins to climb after 12 months of age, and the likelihood of SIDS drops significantly around this time.