#asktheexpert my baby is 2 months old and at night after feeding whenever i take him over shoulder for burps he wakes up and he ll not sleep until and unless i feed him again and after feeding him again he spits out milk either normal or curdled milk. so in order to avoid overfeeding can I use pacifier for the night time to avoid over feeding?

1 Answer

ExpertDr. Minal AcharyaNutritionist1 Year ago

A. dear Mum, no, you should not use pacifier at all. usage of pacifier increases the risk of infection and is a difficult habit to get rid of. it also interferes with teeth development

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