Can I Give My Baby a Pacifier at Night? 🤔 Absolutely! Here's the scoop: 🌙 Yes, you can! A pacifier can help soothe your little one and even lower the risk of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). 🍼 If you're breastfeeding, wait until it's well-established (around 3-4 weeks) to avoid nipple confusion. 💡 Safety Tips: Use the right size for your baby's age. Keep it clean and replace it if it’s worn out. Never attach it with a string (safety first!). 💤 Bonus: A pacifier can mean better sleep for

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Don’t settle for a pacifier! Comfort can quiet our desperation, but it can’t replace it. Some of us need to be shaking heaven, not being silenced by ease. As we step into 2026 during 21 Days of Hunger, let this message encourage you to choose hunger over comfort and prayer over passivity. Full message, “The Power of Fasting and Prayer” with @greggtjohnson, on YouTube. | Mission Church