InventHelp Inventor Develops Modified Pacifier
An inventor working with InventHelp has developed a new pacifier, the NIPLI, designed to mimic nursing and a mother's scent to soothe infants. The creation aims to help newborns sleep more easily.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 14, 2026 – InventHelp, a company that develops inventions, has introduced a new pacifier model, the NIPLI. The invention is intended to address sleep difficulties in newborns by mimicking the experience of nursing and emitting a mother's scent to calm the baby.
The inventor, from Weaver, Ala., stated that their newborn struggled to sleep without nursing. This experience led to the development of the pacifier, which is designed to help soothe and comfort infants by creating a familiar and secure environment.
The NIPLI pacifier's design aims to replicate the sensation of nursing while also incorporating a mother's scent. The goal is to provide the baby with the same sense of comfort they receive during breastfeeding, thereby promoting more peaceful sleep. Further details about the invention are available through InventHelp.