does it take a pacifer
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It would if you can find one small enough. It would have to be a toy one, I wish they would make one and send it with the doll.
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It takes a doll pacifier (sold separately) but the mouth is too small to take a real baby pacifier, such as a Soothie or a Nuk
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It would have to be a very small one. The mouth opening is oval shaped and is just over 2 cm across.
2002347
Yes, its one of the reasons I purchased it. There is a small magnet in the pacifier and one in Baby Stella's lip area that is barely noticeable.
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Yes. It takes a little pressure to get the thumb to stay, but my 2 1/2 year old manages to do it on her own. We love this doll.
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I understand that sometimes it is introduced in nursery after birth. It is a great pacificier and should work well from newborn on. The baby wont be able to reach and play with it till they are a bit older and are reaching for things but its size is perfect for their little hands and they just chew on all of it. Our grandson would not take a pacifier at all but he liked this one and is still the only one he will take. Hope it helps, definately worth a try
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It looks like the pacifier given at the hospital but the nipple is a little bigger. So maybe not best for newborns, possibly wait until baby is 3-6 months. I have a friend who breastfeeds her 3 month old, she has the elephant and will never leave home without it!!!
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No. Her mouth is partially open, but not big enough for a real paci. The paci she came with is plastic and not realistic at all, and barely fits into her mouth. I actually took a real paci and cut about 3/4 of the nipple off. It fits better than the one she came with. Hope this helps!
2278008
No he can't hold anything :-( but my daughter makes pacifiers for them by cutting of the teat and hot gluing a stick on the end
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Since these dolls come sealed in a box, and the pacifier is attached to the box, I can't tell you for certain, but it appears that the way the end of the pacifier is made, that it will stay in the doll's mouth without holding it.
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Yes, the pacifier is removable. It's held to the dolls mouth by magnets. It's a very cute doll.
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No. I just Hans wash monkey when it gets nasty and use wipe a on the pacifier to clean and sanitize.
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Yes. Just turn it over and wait until it drops slowly out onto a pacifier, etc. No dropper needed!
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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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I'm not 100% sure, but I would assume so because we have two of these dolls. One came with a pacifier and the other did not, but they share it.
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I would say no , just went and looked and the baby tongue is in the way and the mouth isn't open wide enough or deep enough to hold a pacifier . Hope this help yah! I bought the doll for my daughter. She loves the doll. The only flaw I have found and had to fix. Was my daughter ripped the eyelash off the babies face. And I had to glue it back on ;)
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Yes. My baby breastfeeds and has used this pacifier from week 2 after she was born. (Although the pacifier has a mild natural rubber, scent, the baby does not taste this. This pacifier is not made of plastic.) I would recommend this pacifier to a breastfeeding mom.
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Sorry I have not seen a paci this long. Its not only for cleft lips. They are also sold as nipples separate. ANB BABY
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No not with the gift set. But this set is totally worth it! You could buy a couple paci's on the side and just use that box. If you want to sterilize them in the mean time you can just put them in the bottles while steralizing in the microwave. Hope that helps.