let's maybe not give the baby a pacifier in the hospital right when they're born

or within the first few hours of life I understand that but I think we really just need

lean into our intuition as mothers and say, I think we can do this, you know?

The baby's very upset, a pacifier is going to soothe them and I feel okay doing it.

You know, you're not going to do irreversible damage if you give your baby a pacifier on day two of life.

I'm just I'm not an alarmist like that. So the timing of when you stop I think is infinitely more important of the timing of my daughter.

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Here's your host, Jordan to Shee. Hey, Jordan, thank you so much for having me.

Thank you having me.

Yes, thank you for being here.

I am so looking forward to jumping into this topic with you.

It's something I personally have to explore in various different ways

as I've become a mom in the last year.

So lots of interesting stuff to talk about

in terms of oral function and all the things.

But I'd love if you can first as we dive in,

can you just share a little about who you are and what led you to become a functional dentist?

Absolutely. Well, I'm Dr. Molly and I became a dentist 10 years ago with no intention of ever going down a route like this.

I just wanted to be a dentist because I wanted to help people be healthier, but I

discovered really quickly in my career as a dentist that it just really wasn't for me. I did not like

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