A new trend is emerging in China, where adults are using baby pacefires to deal with stress, anxiety and ADHD, which is an event that attains millions of ideas on social media. Psychiatrist Dr. Harish Shetty weighs on the issue, describing it as a craze operated by the ‘anxiety-operated market’. He warns against such ‘superficial straps’, which advocates time-testing methods such as yoga and meditation to restore the rhythm of the mind and body. While some users claim that pacefyers provide psychological comfort, experts have warned of significant dental health risks, including oral structure and damage to the jaw. Dr. Shetty advised against the trend, saying, “Do not go away from a craze. Use small things that are used in school or adult life. But with this, there are mindful practices intervention that actually change the whole rhythm of the body.” Discussion also highlights safe options to manage stress, such as deep breathing and taking professional help.