we use it sometimes for naps or when we're out and about. he's not all that fond of them. but it works when we need it sometimes.
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Rarely!
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Yes. He would spit them out within seconds the first 6 months of his life, but now he almost always has one in his mouth. I don't mind so much because if it wasn't a paci there would be any other number of things going into his mouth.
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Nope! The only time she ever used them really was at daycare but we told them around 6 months we are going to stop bringing it in.
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totally addicted to it! love that he has finally figured out how to put it back in his mouth at night.
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I wish!! Wagon Jr. loved them until he found his fingers, then he dropped sucking on those on his own around 2 years old. LMW doesn't suck on anything to soothe herself, so things were ROUGH until she took to her lovey last month. Even now she still shakes her head and scratches her ears when she's really tired. Haha, she sounds like a dog... which is ironic because she loves dogs.
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I wish but so far she has zero interest.
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We use them for naps/bedtime, but that's it. I didn't want to have to use them at all, but we ended up breaking down. They usually spit them out within a minute or so of falling into deep sleep, but they do cry out for a "re-paci" around 3-4am, which sucks.
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Yes! Usually only for naps/car rides or when he's starting to get really fussy before bed.
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Nope, she never wanted it. She prefers her thumb.
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Yep! He used to not like it, but now we use if for nap time.
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@twoofeverything: same! Only naps and bedtime.
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Yes, but usually only naps and bedtime (when she's sleepy)
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Yes! DD is totally addicted to her binky. I leave several in her bed at night b/c she usually knocks some of them out when she is sleeping. I often find her in the morning with one in her mouth, and holding one in each of her hands. When the time comes, I'm guessing this is going to be a very difficult habit to break!
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She did until 5 months and then she found this thing that was attached to her - her thumb. She is a thumb-a-holic.
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Usually only for sleep. I tried getting rid of it a few weeks ago but she started using my boobs as a paci. Hoping to break the habit for good when she's in her own room.
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