Anyone's LO NOT take a pacifier?
I'm totally about to invent a new kind of pacifier that mimicks real skin and is the shape of a moms pinky...
because that's the ONLY thing that Parker will take to sooth him. He used to take this great Natersuten (sp) rubber orthodontic one... but now I can only get him to take that if he wakes up in the middle of sleeping. He won't take the soothie from the hospital anymore. I tried a different paci, with a shorter nub and a plastic front, also a no go.
I'm no longer worried about nipple confusion.... and I feel like it would be helpful for him to have a paci to soothe, especially because I won't be available to comfort nurse when I go back to work in a few weeks. I don't want him to be stressed, I really wish he'd find his own thumb (which he has a few times... but he's still so young to REALLY get it).
Anyways.... I've been telling DH how I'm going to invent a paci that is shaped like my pinky for him, because that's all he really wants.
I'm totally about to invent a new kind of pacifier that mimicks real skin and is the shape of a moms pinky...
because that's the ONLY thing that Parker will take to sooth him. He used to take this great Natersuten (sp) rubber orthodontic one... but now I can only get him to take that if he wakes up in the middle of sleeping. He won't take the soothie from the hospital anymore. I tried a different paci, with a shorter nub and a plastic front, also a no go.
I'm no longer worried about nipple confusion.... and I feel like it would be helpful for him to have a paci to soothe, especially because I won't be available to comfort nurse when I go back to work in a few weeks. I don't want him to be stressed, I really wish he'd find his own thumb (which he has a few times... but he's still so young to REALLY get it).
Anyways.... I've been telling DH how I'm going to invent a paci that is shaped like my pinky for him, because that's all he really wants.













Otherwise, there is only one type of nipple that will soothe him. My older son was the same way and he stopped taking a paccifier by 6 weeks. Of course, now that Ben is using them, he wants them, but he just carries them around and plays with them.