DrSensory Shop
Products we sell directly, each with the evidence linked beside it.
Disclosure. DrSensory LLC sells these products directly and earns the margin on each sale. The pacifier and teether rattle are made by a third-party manufacturer; we chose them, we didn't design them. How DrParenting works →
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Orthodontic Silicone Pacifier
One-piece silicone pacifier with a notched, ventilated shield.
Recommended by Dr. Yana Pekarski, DDS
$12.99View product
Silicone Teether Rattle
One-piece silicone teether shaped for a baby's grip.
Recommended by Dr. Yana Pekarski, DDS and Dr. Eva Lassey, PT, DPT
$18.99View product
How we choose what to sell
Most of what we recommend on DrParenting links to someone else's store. The shop holds the exceptions — the few items we decided to stock rather than link to, because one of our founders would choose them for her own family. Nothing here is a paid placement, and we say on every item whether we picked it or made it.
Read before you buy
Pacifiers: What the Evidence Actually Says
Four warnings you will hear about pacifiers, and which ones survive the evidence — safer sleep, breastfeeding, teeth, ear infections, and when to stop.
Best Sensory Toys for Autism and ADHD: A Buying Guide
Sensory toys and tools for kids, matched to sensory profile rather than age, with what the evidence supports, what to look for, and the risks that matter.
Dental and Oral Development in Children
How children's teeth, jaws, and oral function develop — plus the airway connection linking mouth breathing to grinding, speech, and sleep.
Age guidance, materials, and safety testing are listed on each product page. Inspect any pacifier or teether before every use and retire it at the first tear or stickiness.
Medical disclaimer. This page is for general educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always follow the manufacturer's age guidance and inspect items before each use.