I have seen a smaller version of the soothie that is pink.  Maybe that
would help.  Also seen playtex pacifiers that look like their playtex
shorter nipple that is squared off on the tip instead of round.

Sheena Carnes
BSN, RN, LLL, IBCLC
Waverly, IA


On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 2:20 PM, Amy Peterson, BS, IBCLC <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> Hi Molly.
>
> The gumdrop pacifier is slightly shorter in length than the soothie, but
> the same shape.  It works well for babies with smaller mouths, but still
> has the cylindrical shape that promotes tongue cupping, and the slightly
> wider base that allows for the lips to flange.
>
> Depending on baby's age, he might do well with a shape that puts the mouth
> in a different position than with breastfeeding.  Mom will just want to pay
> attention to how the baby is doing with latch.
>
> Amy Peterson
>
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