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Pacifier

A pacifier is a rubber, plastic, or silicone nipple substitute given to an infant and toddler to suckle on between feedings to quiet their distress by satisfying the need to suck when they do not need to eat. Pacifiers normally have three parts: an elongated teat, a handle, and a mouth shield that prevents the child from swallowing or choking on it.

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Pacifier

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples60
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
Components1

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related to Medical policies · 14
Pacifier → Finger, For, Frequent, However, In, It, Most, Pacifier Habits, Pediatric Dentistry's, Policy, SIDS, The, The American Academy, Thumb
related to Prevalence of attachments to pacifiers and their psychological functions · 13
Pacifier → At, Halonen, In, Jane, Passman, Richard, The, Thereafter, These, They, United States, University, Wisconsin-Milwaukee
related to Benefits · 8
Pacifier → AAPD, Others, Pediatric Dentistry's, SIDS, Some, The, The American Academy, There
related to Drawbacks · 8
Pacifier → Babies, Evidence, Infants, Introducing, It, The, The AAP, There
related to history · 8
Pacifier → America, German-speaking, In, In England, Lutschbeutel, Northern Europe, Pacifiers, Rags
related to External links · 6
Pacifier → Dashka Slater, June, Magazine, PubMed Health, The New York Times, Who Made That Pacifier
is a · 1
Pacifier → rubber
see also · 1
Pacifier → Pacifier-activated

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pacifiers use babies sucking also infants rubber orthodontic used first new lead children months age nipple infant three child teat

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Pacifieris arubber0.90text
venipuncture.Researchers in Brazil have shown that neitherinstance ofPacifiers have also been found to reduce infants' crying during painful procedures0.80text
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsThe American Academy0.60section
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsPediatric Dentistry's0.60section
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsAAPD0.60section
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsThe0.60section
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsThere0.60section
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsSIDS0.60section
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsSome0.60section
Pacifierrelated to BenefitsOthers0.60section
Pacifierrelated to DrawbacksThere0.60section
Pacifierrelated to DrawbacksThe AAP0.60section

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