No: I do not know of any correlation. In fact the aap recommends using a pacifier for sleep and naps during the first year of life. It has been shown to decrease the risk of sids.
Answered 12/30/2014
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Yes: A behaviorist named of bradshaw has described literature suggesting the abrupt removal of a pacifier (or bottle) during a childs formitive years might lead that child to "crawl into a bottle".He cited the a state of incomplete self soothing in the toddler/distrust of the adults/& a need in adults to constantly try to finish the self soothing that was denied as "bad"by a parent.Works for me.
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