US EditionStressed out adults in China are turning to adult pacifiers to relieve their anxiety
CHINA, AUG 11 – Adults in China use pacifiers costing up to $70 to relieve stress, quit smoking, and aid sleep apnea as a cheaper alternative to therapy, with retailers selling up to 2,000 monthly.
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Pacifying China’s stressed adults
In China, a surprising new stress-relief trend is emerging among young adults: the use of baby dummies. Once exclusively associated with infants, these small comfort objects are now being embraced by grown-ups seeking a way to manage anxiety, relax, and find a moment of calm in their hectic lives. Social media platforms in China have become hubs for this unusual coping mechanism… Source
Stressed out adults in China are turning to adult pacifiers to relieve their anxiety
The life of a baby is a pretty good one. Frequent naps, healthy food, and bespoke day trips make up the majority of a baby’s day, while the only stresses they encounter can be relieved with a literal pick-me-up. The urge to return to the good old days is understandable. A large chunk of Chinese adults are doing just that – with the help of adult pacifiers. The South China Morning Post reports that adults in China are spending upwards of $70 for …
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