Baby wakes every time he drops paci. He is still too small to grab it and put it in his mouth. Will this help keep it near his mouth? He's 10 wo.
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The monkey does weight the pacifier down a little. It won't keep the pacifier in his mouth if he's prone to pushing it out with his tongue, though. I've found that I can sort of prop the monkey up with a blanket or fold it under itself and that keeps it in his mouth.
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Even with small hands the stuffed animal on the end makes it super easy to be picked up :)
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Yes this will definitely help. My daughter is 2 months old and she is able to keep this pacifier in her mouth much easier since she can grab and hold onto the plush, or at least push it back into her mouth most of the time. Once it is in her mouth, it just stays in better than a regular pacifier. She loves it.
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It helped mine. I had my little one in a rock n play when he was little, so that kinda kept him in place. The weight of the wubanub kept it either on his chest or by his head so a lot of times he just had to move his head to put it back in his mouth. I really like them a lot! It also makes it harder to misplace them. As my little one has gotten older, he likes to hold it.
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Rogges, so did you find this worked for your little one and his/her reflux? I'm debating on whether to get it or not. My 7 wk old is having it pretty bad. Thanks in advance!
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The bottle is small, maybe 4 inches long, and while the nipple does fit in the Mon Premier baby's mouth, it's a right squeeze. My 2-year-old finds it a little frustrating.
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No, you can't put a pacifier in his mouth. I also bought a baby girl, before the boy, and you can put a pacifier in her mouth.
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It doesn't sit up that high. I put a snuzzler inside and it kept by son a little more elevated. Which helped with as acid reflux, bit I always hold him for at least 10 minutes before putting him in the rocker. He has really bad reflux though. He takes medication. He was born at 26 weeks. So your baby might be okay in it. But I recommend putting a snuzzler or some kind of body support
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Yes. A paci and a backrub does it for us. Try swaddling. The podster warms them.
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Just stop giving your toddler a pacifier. If they don't see it than within 2 full days they will stop thinking about it.
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He is supposed to suck on it like a nipple. It is only soft for comfort reasons. It won't hurt to bite it, but he should learn to sip on it, hence a sippy cup.
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It needs to be an age where they will not put it in their mouth. It is helpful to strengthen pincher grip and can eventually be used for counting. Hope this helps.
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.only if your use it the way I do, under neath the sheet by the feet. Or inside a pillow case w the pillow. I'm thinking the pack n play is a thin plywood on the bottom , so it might make a rattling noise.also you can try to do some research on camomile tea and cat nip. If it's that your child or baby over 6 month is having issues staying asleep or teething. Both works great with my 7 month old twins.walmart has a tea by traditional medicinal called "nighty night" (purple box)My daughter hasn't been crabby or whiny due to her teething
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I bought this for the same reason for my 18 month old. It would work, if he didn't wake up and remove it every time I try to use it on him.
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Lol! I hadn't noticed but I feel like my baby was completely safe when she was smaller. She is 14 months now and I have been using it since she was 9 months about 3 days a week. She can climb out of it now and it tips so maybe that's why? Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I tried like crazy to get my little guy to latch. I had to use the shield to even make it work. I would try to pump and then get him to latch, and no such luck. I was never able to wean him off it. :( it only lasted three months though I ended up drying up, I don't think it was caused by the shield. I also found that the Medela therashells helped draw mine out some, wear them between feedings they also helped lots! Good luck!
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My daughter was a year old when I gave her the Baby Stella Peach doll. She loves it! I believe the pacifier is too large to be a choking hazard. It comes attached to her by a thread of thin tiny plastic (like a clothing tag) so possibly that could be a choking hazard?? My daughter rocks a binky on a "leash" so I cut the plastic off and bought a matching binky "leash" for the doll. Worked perfectly. She is 2 now and I am buying her the Baby Stella Blonde doll. Looking at her maybe (and that's a big maybe) the hair ribbons could be considered to be a choking hazard??... If I feel they are I will just remove them. My daughter was a year old when I gave her the Baby Stella Peach doll. She loves it! I believe the pacifier is too large to be a choking hazard. It comes attached to her by a thread of thin tiny plastic (like a clothing tag) so possibly that could be a choking hazard?? My daughter rocks a binky on a "leash" so I cut the plastic off and bought a matching binky "leash" for the doll. Worked perfectly. She is 2 now and I am buying her the Baby Stella Blonde doll. Looking at her maybe (and that's a big maybe) the hair ribbons could be considered to be a choking hazard??... If... » Read More My daughter was a year old when I gave her the Baby Stella Peach doll. She loves it! I believe the pacifier is too large to be a choking hazard. It comes attached to her by a thread of thin tiny plastic (like a clothing tag) so possibly that could be a choking hazard?? My daughter rocks a binky on a "leash" so I cut the plastic off and bought a matching binky "leash" for the doll. Worked perfectly. She is 2 now and I am buying her the Baby Stella Blonde doll. Looking at her maybe (and that's a big maybe) the hair ribbons could be considered to be a choking hazard??... If I feel they are I will just remove them. « Show Less
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The new born may be too tiny for this. Second thing, some times babies will startle when you spray water on them, so the chances of slipping are a lot which is dangerous ( solution: Use a towel on top of this as it increase friction and reduces slippage)The mesh is soft enough for the new born's skin.We ended up returning ours, but got it as a gift from a friend, so ended up using it!. Folds terrible, but other wise works fine.
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Sorry..misread the question. So he is 6 mo now and still uses it. The problem I can see happening is that pretty soon he will be able to grab it and then it will be a safety issue. So I guess it would depend on how active your little one is.
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I had to buy a doll pacifier that has the sticky stuff that you roll into a ball and it sticks to her mouth. It's kind of like sticky tack, but do not use sticky tack! It will ruin her face. I bought my pacifier off of Amazon. Type in doll pacifier and it should bring up the one with the right sticky stuff.