A Day in the Life of a Pacifier if it Could Talk
Ever wondered what a day looks like through the eyes of an infant pacifier? Discover the adventures (and struggles) of newborn pacifiers, why pacifier clips aren’t the safest, and why the Ingy Bingy Band is the game-changing solution every parent needs!
By Emily Rogers
If an infant pacifier could talk, oh, the stories it would tell. Life as a newborn pacifier isn’t all snuggles and sweet baby coos—it’s a wild ride full of adventure, drama, and the occasional floor dive. Here’s a peek into a day in the life of a pacifier... from the pacifier’s point of view!
6:00 AM: Morning Mission
Good morning, world! I start my day nestled in the crib next to my tiny human. They stir, yawn, and immediately begin the epic search for me. I’m the hero of this morning routine. Without me, there's fussing. With me, peace reigns. But of course, it’s never simple, because once again, the infant pacifier keeps falling out. I try my best to stay put, but tiny hands just love pulling me free!
9:00 AM: The Great Escape
Breakfast time! While Mom sips coffee, I'm doing acrobatics across the living room floor. Baby’s grip on me is about as strong as a soggy noodle. Luckily, today I’m clipped onto baby’s onesie with a pacifier clip, better than nothing, but let’s be real... pacifier clips aren’t the safest option. They can still dangle, get tugged, and sometimes even cause minor risks if not used carefully.
That's why I keep hearing Mom talk about switching to something better, like the Ingy Bingy Band. It's a pacifier bracelet that velcros gently around baby’s wrist, keeping me secure and way safer than a clip. No dangling. No choking hazards. Just pure genius. And any pacifier on the market attaches to it!
12:00 PM: Nap Drama
Nap time hits, and I’m back in the spotlight. Baby’s eyelids droop... then snap open because, you guessed it, the infant pacifier keeps falling out again. Mom sighs and re-inserts me for the 37th time. Honestly, if I were attached to an Ingy Bingy Band right now, I’d stay snug on baby’s wrist, ready to be grabbed again and again without all the tears and lost sleep. Somebody order that thing, stat.
3:00 PM: On-the-Go Adventures
We head out for errands. I’m clipped onto the stroller today with my trusty pacifier clip. It's helping, sure, but every little tug still makes Mom nervous. Some babies even wear a pacifier bracelet or pacifier wristband now, and honestly, that's where it’s at. Nothing beats the security of being velcroed right to baby’s wrist with an Ingy Bingy Band. No drops, no fuss, no gross floors involved.
6:00 PM: Battle at Bath Time
Bath time approaches. Baby tries to bring me into the tub. I panic inside. I was not designed for underwater missions! Thankfully, Mom saves me before I'm soaked. Close call.
8:00 PM: Bedtime Bliss
After a day full of drops, chews, cuddles, and adventures, I’m tucked safely beside baby for the night. (Mom finally ordered the Ingy Bingy Band, hallelujah!) No more middle-of-the-night searches under the crib. Just sweet dreams and a cozy pacifier always within reach.
Final Thoughts From Your Favorite Pacifier
Being an infant pacifier is a tough but rewarding gig. Whether clipped, strapped to a wrist, or gripped tight by tiny fingers, I’m proud to be a little part of a big world for these precious newborns. But trust me—if your baby loves their paci, make your life easier (and safer!) with the Ingy Bingy Band. It's a total game-changer!
The Ingy Bingy Band is not your everyday pacifier clip! This game-changing pacifier wristband helps babies self-soothe at a younger age than ever before! Instinctively, babies gnaw on their hands in an attempt to soothe. The Ingy Bingy pacifier wristband keeps their pacifier right where they’ll find it, allowing your baby to comfort and calm themselves while you do whatever it is you need to do!
Our buttery soft wristband comes in two styles to accommodate every pacifier.
Our Pacific style should be used when your baby’s pacifier holes are near their nose and chin when in use. It is most commonly used with Avent, BIBS, Dr. Brown’s, MAM, Nuby, NUK, Medela, FRIGG, Nanobébé, Tommee Tippee, and Chicco pacifiers.
Our Sequoia style should be used when your baby’s pacifier holes are near their nose and chin when in use. It is most commonly used with Itzy Ritzy, Ryan & Rose, and The Dearest Grey pacifiers.
If you are still unsure which pacifier wristband style is right for you, check out our style guide or text the name and/or picture of your preferred paci & we’ll let you know which style is right for you!