The reasons are pretty endless. Perhaps it’s the baby who feels it’s time for a new diaper and doesn’t want to feel that way, or perhaps it’s hungry and it’s coming due-time for a fresh baby bottle of formula, the baby could be sick or the room is not right temperature-wise. Realize that these aren’t the only reasons, but are two of the more common ones.
The reasons are pretty endless. Perhaps it’s the baby who feels it’s time for a new diaper and doesn’t want to feel that way, or perhaps it’s hungry and it’s coming due-time for a fresh baby bottle of formula, the baby could be sick or the room is not right temperature-wise. Realize that these aren’t the only reasons, but are two of the more common ones.
If they are wailing at the top of their lungs, you may skip this step - nothing will help them clench down to start using the pacifier until something else is solved.
The baby may reject the pacifier, if theirs another reason for their crying such as their diaper needs to be changed, or that they want food/formula/milk/etc. or for some other reason, that may be more urgent. Prepare a mental list of things the baby may need for you to complete and try giving the pacifier again.
