• According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, pacifiers may be associated with reduced pain during common procedures, shorter hospital stays, better bottle feeding in premature babies, and lower the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) if used by baby during sleep (1).
• In 5 studies pertaining to Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, pacifiers were a recommended supportive intervention to minimize the physiologic effects of withdrawal caused by central nervous system dysfunction in neonates and infants (2).
• When popped out, pacifiers are useless and infants cry, causing parental sleep disruptions, decreased sleep quality & quantity, persistent severe fatigue, irritability, decreased functional status, anxiety, stress, insomnia & even postpartum depression (3).  No wonder why nearly 64% of new mothers are affected by fatigue during the postpartum period, making it the most common problem that a woman faces as she adapts to motherhood (4). 

PaciCure™ can help! Think of a nurse or a parent having to manually hold a pacifier in an infant's mouth to promote rest and soothing. PaciCure™ provides that same gentle stability automatically, freeing up the nursing staff and parents when they most need it.