"You put the pacifier in the child's mouth, and it holds her off for 15 or 20 minutes longer than if you had just put the baby right to breast, and over a day you may miss one to three feedings ...

Avoid pacifiers that have a gel or liquid filling, which is potentially harmful. Don't force the issue. If your baby isn't interested in any pacifier, don't worry -- that's perfectly normal as well.

Stanley Thornton, Jr, is a 30-year old man who lives like a baby. He sucks on a pacifier. He wears a diaper. He sleeps in a crib. Watch the video if you don't believe me. But Stanley also collects ...