Olive's lovey is a burp cloth and she will crawl around the apartment holding it in her hands or mouth, but she's not super attached to it. I think she would be fine without it.
Charlie's lovey was his Carter's onesie -- he would touch the edge of the sleeves. Now any sleeve edge will do for him.
Is your LO super attached to their lovey?
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
She doesn't seem particularly attached to anything. She does enjoy carrying socks around in her mouth but I don't think that counts.
honeydew / 7488 posts
DD is still really attached to her lovey. It was a gift and we have no idea where it's from, somewhere in Asia, probably. We have searched high and low for a backup to no avail, so it doesn't leave the house. DS likes his A+A blankets, but not any one in particular.
GOLD / pear / 1845 posts
Sunny isn't. I keep trying to get her to fall in love with stuffy but she just hucks them out of her crib and then lies down to sleep. Ria is really attached to her teddy, he is her best friend. If we ever lose teddy she will probably never sleep again. I really ought to buy a backup!
blogger / eggplant / 11551 posts
Yes, N has two loveys... her blue bear who is named "bluebear", and her blanket who she calls "mimi". She will take those two everywhere if we let her.
pomelo / 5321 posts
No. We've tried introducing one but DS isn't into it. He is super attached to his pacifier. He only gets it for naps and bedtime. I really want to wean him from him but he really seems to need it to sleep.
blogger / watermelon / 14218 posts
Both are super attached to their angel dear blankies. Thank God because LMW doesn't have any other self soothing methods other than scratching her ears so much that they bleed!
blogger / coconut / 8306 posts
C is still attached to her bottle. It's her only soothing mechanism.
cherry / 248 posts
My boys are attached to their security blankets, a bear head with a square of blanket. They started with one each but found my back up one day so now they have two each. They really needed them most between ages 1-2. If they were upset they would cry for their bear bears. Now that they are almost 3 they mostly just sleep with them. I had bought one back up pair for each of them and then recently just bought 4 more per kid. I know it sounds extreme but we have lost a few between home and grandparents homes ( there was a phase where the boys liked to stuff things in the diaper pail and though I tried to be pretty vigilant about checking I think a bear bear or two might have been tossed) and we had one trip to my parents where one of my sons lost one but the other had two and lets just say I do not want a repeat of that!
grapefruit / 4681 posts
He doesn't have one! Unless I count?! I tried to get him attached to something because he always needs to touch me to sleep (head on stomach), but he will not attach to anything.
pomelo / 5178 posts
My kids love their blankies. Both are large blankets their aunt made for them.
pear / 1837 posts
Um, yeah- my boob! I keep trying to give her things that could become her lovey, but nothing has stuck yet.
pear / 1570 posts
@mediagirl: the socks in her mouth made me laugh
he loves his angel dear racoon (we call him Roo).
we introduced it at 6 weeks and i would tuck it between us while he was nursing so that he would think lovey=comfort.
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
T has a little velour security blanket with a lion head. He really likes it - rubs it on his face when falling asleep or drinking a bottle, crawls with it in his mouth, etc. but I do think he'd be fine w/o it.
papaya / 10560 posts
He loves it but isn't attached to it. He does love his Sophie though!
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts
so far just my boobs... and I actually think we could wean fairly easily. But I don't want to 
GOLD / squash / 13576 posts
He has the blue angel bear and he likes to cuddle with it, but I don't think he's that attached.
honeydew / 7488 posts
I looked at the angel dear loveys online after seeing many posters mention them. Too cute! They also sell sets of three on the website, they call it "a pair and a spare" which I thought was hilarious.
http://www.angeldear.net/cuddle/1133_3dark_monkey_c.php
pomelo / 5866 posts
Very attached to this green caterpillar these days. She calls it her baby. It is a plastic toy from I don't know where and she adores it. I think it is bc the legs look and feel like nipples. Post traumatic wean disorder.
grapefruit / 4554 posts
Yes.. A taggie blankie w/ a dogs head- buddy is his name. Goin a back up one on amazon, must order it soon.
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