How to get baby to suck on pacifier: Bringing Baby's Jaw Forward

How to get baby to suck on pacifier: Bringing Baby's Jaw Forward. This helps get baby's suck stronger and promote optimal oral posture if a baby's lower jaw is further back (or retracted). Optimal oral posture at rest is a closed mouth with the tongue resting in an elevated position on the palate. This all helps impact craniofacial development, oral health, and airway health!
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