Pacifier

Abstract

This invention relates to a feedable pacifier, comprising a pacifier body and a hollow tube. The pacifier body is hollow to form a receiving space. The pacifier body has a sucking hole and a vent hole, which are connected to the receiving space. One end of the hollow tube is connected to the pacifier body and to the receiving space. This invention integrates the pacifier with a food feeding structure. Food can be delivered to the receiving space through the hollow tube. The user sucks the food through the sucking hole, while the vent hole controls the pressure difference between the receiving space and the external environment. This effectively solves the problem that conventional pacifiers cannot directly feed food and the feeding difficulties of children with psychogenic dysphagia.

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