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My first baby went through six pacifiers in a single Target run because they kept hitting the floor. These clips actually grip the outfit and the pacifier without popping off every five minutes.
















Around four months my son started chewing on everything, including the pacifier clip itself. These double as teething toys so at least the gnawing is productive.
















Not going to pretend I don't care what the pacifier clip looks like clipped to a cute outfit. These actually look intentional instead of like medical equipment dangling from your baby's shirt.














The car seat pacifier drop is the worst because you can't even reach it while driving. These attach to straps and handles so the pacifier stays within arm's reach at stoplights.
















One clip is never enough. I need one in the car, one on the stroller, one in the diaper bag, and one at grandma's house. Buying singles was bankrupting me slowly.
















Clipping the pacifier to baby is only half the battle. Keeping backup pacifiers clean in a diaper bag full of cracker crumbs and loose wipes was its own nightmare until these showed up.
















Even with the best clip, sometimes the pacifier still ends up on the ground. Restaurant floor, park bench, that one time it landed in a puddle. These are for the inevitable moments when the system fails.














