Thanks ladies.  

I didn't right away. They said to wait at least a month to avoid nipple confusion. Eventually by 6 weeks I couldn't go anywhere because when he was tired he wanted to comfort nurse. Gave him the pacifier then!  

I gave my son a paci right after he was born and he is a EBF. I honestly wouldn't do it though because every baby is different it might complicate things for your baby. My son did just fine.

My son wouldn't latch for 3 1/2 weeks. He couldn't suck properly because his jaw was crooked. I think the paci helped him learn to suck better. He hasn't had a bottle in almost a week now (was down to 1 bottle a day) and has his paci ALL the time and he breastfeeds like a champ.

I waited a few days but then the same. My son wanted to comfort nurse also so I gave him the paci . He don't get confused he does really well and.he is only 12 days old

The hospital I was taken to after my son was born didn't even offer one. They said they don't offer them to breastfed babies because of nipple confusion which was okay with me because I didn't want LO to have one anyways.

I waited about 5 weeks to introduce it to him, so then we were both comfortable with bfing

I was planning on waiting, I didn't give my first son one but he was bottle fed. Thanks ladies!!

No, I waited a month at least before even trying to give her one.
She wouldn't take one after that, only wanted boob. But it worked out fine for us. The paci, I learned was unnecessary, and I became a human pacifier.

my son had one a few weeks after he was born no problems. DD is 3 months old soon and wont take one at all.