MAM Night Pacifiers (2 Count), MAM Pacifiers 6+ Months, Best Pacifier for Breastfed Babies, Glow in the Dark Pacifier, Baby Girl Pacifier (Design may vary), 6-16 (Pack of 2)

We love the MAM brand - it is the only pacifiers both my kids ever would use. The glow in the dark are especially nice so then they can find them in their crib on their own at night. We started using the start then went to 0-6 months and around 5-6 months old moved to the 6+ month sizing. We attach a Nookums Paci Plushi to these and are so soothing to my kids!

Highly recommend! Great product !

Glow in the Dark pacifiers are a lifeline to parents who need sleep. We dont just put one or two in the crib, we put four, five or six. When our precious child wakes in the night and gives a cry, we can see on the child monitor that our baby reaches out to find a pacifier, and once in the mouth, our baby goes back to sleep. WONDERFUL!! Before, we were sleep deprived when awakened during the night over and over and over. Now... having to get up in the night is an unusual night, versus an every night trip. THANKS

We love these...we call them *glow pacis*. I can find them in the dark and my daughter can find them too (even if she still cant get them in her mouth). We were visiting my family and the room we stay in is so dark I cant see her face at night but I know she is okay when I check on her because I can see the cute little glowing pacifier moving in the dark. I would totally recommend these!!! I wish I would have gotten them sooner!

My Daughter loves these pacifiers. She will not go to bed without one. She also likes to hide them. We have bought many different brands, but we find the MAM brands to be the best and the safest for out little bundle of Joy. We have bought way too many over the past year. They are the best thing for first-time parents like ourselves. The best benefit of these pacifiers is the glow in the dark, which helps when you need to find it at 2 am and put in back in the babys mouth. My daughter likes to keep them as close as possible she holds two and has one in her mouth. For that moment when she needs one. So yes I suggest this is the pacifiers for you.

So its 10pm and your 1 year old has lost the pacifier and, of course, their mind again. Are you fumbling around in the dark while reaching into the crib, searching slowly with your fingers along every lump, crack and crevice just to avoid waking up said one year old any more than you have to by turning on a light? Yeah, us too. Thankfully, we have a camera in our daughters room so it gives us a good view of her crib and MOST of the time we can usually see where its at before we head into her room. But sometimes.. its fallen down between the slats of her crib on the floor. Sometimes its beneath her security blanket or just out of view for whatever reason. My husband and I figured we had nothing to lose by trying these MAM glow in the dark pacifiers and Im so glad that we did because they are EXACTLY what we needed to help our little one get back to sleep -- and QUICKLY at that. <3

Clearly a mom came up with the idea for glow in the dark pacifiers. These dont need to be in the light to work even. They do glow much brighter after being in the light or outside though. Easy to find in the crib in the dark in the middle of the night!

MAM pacifiers are the only type of pacifier my daughter will take. We, unfortunately, did not discover this until after several futile attempts to have our daughter accept the hospital pacifier. However, the glow-in-the-dark feature leaves much to be desired. Yes, they will glow in the dark, but only after being exposed to sunlight and only for a limited time thereafter. I had high hopes that these would glow in the wee hours of the morning when I was hunting for a pacifier my daughter had lost in her sleep. No such luck, but the designs are cute nonetheless.

Don’t forget to charge it!

We love MAMs. These glow in the dark versions are helpful at night for when my baby wakes up and looks for her paci in the crib. It saves us some trips into her room. MAMs are the only paci she liked; we tried a ton of brands. These things are a lifesaver for self-soothing. My daughter was breastfed and this paci did not cause nipple confusion at all.