At what age do babies figure out how to put the pacifier back in mouth?

There isn't a specific age when babies learn to put the pacifier back in their mouth. It's a skill that develops gradually with motor skills, coordination, and understanding of cause and effect.

Here's a general timeline:

* Around 4-6 months: Babies start to grasp and bring objects to their mouth. They may accidentally put the pacifier back in their mouth while exploring.

* Between 6-9 months: Babies develop more refined hand-eye coordination and start to understand how to intentionally use objects. They may start to consciously put the pacifier back in their mouth.

* By 9-12 months: Most babies have mastered the skill and can easily put the pacifier back in their mouth.

Remember:

* This is just a general guideline. Every baby develops at their own pace.

* Some babies might learn earlier, while others might take longer.

* There are other factors that can influence this skill, such as:

* Pacifier shape and size

* Baby's overall motor development

* Environmental factors (e.g., the baby's surroundings)

If you're concerned about your baby's development, it's always best to talk to your pediatrician.

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