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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I am using Huggies diapers for my bub, and it's already tilted forward. I strongly don't recommend this item if you use the cloth diapers. It won't hold.
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I don't think it would work well with much else, but if you have already bought them, the only other thing I could imagine using (beside having someone sit on the stuff to push the air out, which probably wouldn't work too well) is possibly a air mattress pump. They usually have the ability to not only pump the air into an air mattress, but also the ability to pump air out. If you don't have either of these, maybe you should find a cheap vacuum. I know that Dirt Devil or Black & Decker makes a cheap/affordable product that has good suction power. Regardless, if you don't buy a full size shop-vac, the nozzle of the vacuum probably will not fit over the suggested suction area being used in the picture. If this is the case, you will have to stick the nozzle into the zipper part of the bag and "pull out/zip up the bag" in one seemingly fluid motion. This is what I had to do and it worked fairly well. That's the best advice I can muster. I hope it helps!
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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, it is a fixed pacifier. You just wash the entire thing in hot soapy water and let air dry. I boiled mine once and the color ran, so don't try that!
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This attaches to their diaper so it goes under their onesie/jammies/sleepsack. Unless baby sleeps in a two-piece shirt/pants outfit, there shouldn't be any way baby can grab it and put it in their mouth. We used a borrowed one with our first until she was about 6m old. Once she really started rolling and scooting all around the crib it would get knocked off her diaper and the alarm would go off.
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No, it will not stay up. I tried teaching my Mini Aussie rescue how to "burrow in" by luring with tiny treats (and he's a smart lil pup, does great at agility and is incredibly fast @ figuring out the dog-puzzle stuff I give him) but no go. I ended up having to leave it mostly-unzipped, wait til he hops in, then come over and zip it up because he quickly falls asleep from the coziness around him. Planning to head to a craft store to find a way to Velcro-attach some sort of semi-rigid-but-flexible strap around the opening so he doesn't need to depend on me to get snuggled.
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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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a "real" pacifier will not fit in the mouth...moreover the one provided is very hard and has difficulty being put in the mouth- it is less likely to stay there. I say both the bottle and pacifier are more for show than actual play as neither fit well.
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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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Attached is a pic of the mouth of the toy. Take a look and see if you think it would work for you? Hope this helps! http://www.pipedreamproducts.com/images/300dpi/rd179-01_05.jpg
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I used it with gDiapers without any problems. The day my daughter learned to roll over, she started sleeping on her stomach. I clipped it to the back of her gDiaper and it worked perfectly.
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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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No, I do not think so, just pretend bottles, but you can give it a bath and the pacifier fits in the mouth also.
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It is small. It would hold a pull up, snack and sippee cup. I think it's meant to mask the harness. It works - I was able to keep up with my grandson.
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It doesn't actually go "in" the mouth. Their is a magnet in the pacifier and one just behind the mouth of Stella. It is easy for your child to place in on the dolls mouth and to remove it. The mouth side of the pacifier is flat.
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use a soapy cloth and do not sterolize. i went through a couple of vulli teethers from sterolizing. the squeaker won't work afterwards.