How does this work with a Wubbanub (stuffed animal holder) pacifier? Any other suggestions?
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You can still attach it to the soothie part of the wubbanub because the holes are not blocked by the toy. It may be a bit heavy though.
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It depends on the pacifier. I cut one down to about 1/4 of the length and it still works GREAT!
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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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.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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Put a paper clip in the part that unzips it and it works really well. Just remove before your kids play with it
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Best way I've heard of to get rid of a pacifier is to cut a tiny hole in it so it deflates, then snip a tiny bit off every couple of days when the kid's not looking. They'll stop when it's too much work to hold it in their mouths.
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No, this is not for stuffed animal, this flattens clothes by sucking out the air, you can't do that with stuffed toys because as the product implies, it's STUFFED , a vacuum can't suck out the air that is inside of a sewn/stitched toy, obviously, c'mon, use your common sense!
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Hi! No, it doesn´t! It´s compatible with munchkin dispensers, so u need a kind of a dispenser to use it with. I use with my baby´s diaper change set that has a diaper bag dispenser inside of it. Regards!
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My baby wasn't swaddled when we began using this but I believe it will work with swaddling. It's highly sensitive and has worked great for us. I don't like the flashing light on it that indicates breathing/movements and I wish there was a better solution for the alarm. We can't hear it across our apt with the doors closed to each room but we can hear it through the monitor.
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Pacifier isn't easy to get in which is good because once in it stays in dolls mouth
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We use the comotomo as is out of the package. Works great- it's my kiddos favorite teether. Sometimes it's helpful to put it in the fridge so it gets cool prior to giving it to them.
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Absolutely! My son has used it from day one and has not had an issue. He loves his "wubs". And to sanitize it you can stick the pacifier part in a cup of boiling water. It also survived the washing machine and dryer.
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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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Her mouth can't hold a pacifier or thumb on its own (not made for it), but you can hold her thumb to her mouth to pretend. :-)
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If you use a pen you can pop the newborn napper out of the pack n play.It works with the pressure of their weight pushing it down, but I've taken it out and used it elsewhere.
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That's what I have mine attached to....It works great. Much better than the other UPPA baby cup holder accessory that I previously bought. I use them both so either mu husband and I can both have drinks. Or now that I have the rumbe seat attached one of my daughters has a place for her drin, in addition to the tray. This is a great accessory to have.
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You put the food in the nipple part and the kid sucks on it like a pacifier. Bits of food get sucked out through the holes in the pacifier part. It works great & is dishwasher-friendly, but if you're using something juicy, or if your kid is slobbery, then when they turn it upside down, all the juice that collected in it when it's in the direction as pictured runs out the other end and onto your kid and your floor. The idea is to be able to give babies real fruit (or whatever) at an age where fruit would otherwise be a choking hazard.