Hellobee Boards

It would fall out multiple times per night until she finally fell asleep. It sucked for a while to keep going back in her room to put it back in, but eventually she learned to keep it in her mouth. It still falls out, but it doesn't wake her up anymore. The other thing we would do is hold her (sometimes) until she fell asleep, gently pull it out, and then put her back in her crib.

Unless she was awake, the paci falls out of her mouth. All the time, but it doesn't wake her (thankfully)
I know someone who got a Wubanub giraffe and loved it
http://amzn.to/T1qiO1

LOVE wubba nub! I think it does help pacifier stay in the LO mouth, plus he loves hOlding on to stuffed animal. We have three, monkey, elephant and dog.

I wasn't for a pacifier when DD was first born because I had been told it interfered with breastfeeding. However DD loved to suck and my poor bleeding nipples couldn't take it anymore so we introduced the pacifier (Soothie type like @photojane mentioned). She did really well at holding it in her mouth until she fell asleep at which point she didn't apparently need it anymore. Unfortunately the pacifier only worked until she found her thumb (also stops sucking it once asleep). I miss the pacifier as we are trying to wean her from thumb sucking at 28m and it isn't going in our favor.