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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You can, her mouth is nearly an inch deep. A pacifier with a wider end would probably stay in.
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I have hand washed her, submerged her in water, scrubbed lightly on a stain. She turned out fine, but I wouldn't want to do it very often. And she does have a magnet under her smile - it's what holds that pacifier on. Otherwise, she's pretty much like any other stuffed toy. I've seen some ratty Stella's at Goodwill that look like they have been through the washer a few times, so I wouldn't toss her in the wash machine.
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I really don't know! I haven't tried one yet. To be perfectly honest I don't have a magnetic pacifier.
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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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I just use the munchkin bottle brush with the suction stand. Plus get the tiny brushes so you can clean in the straw!
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Do not buy this. It is crap. To answer your question, no. Again, do not buy this. Unless you're using it to hold stuffed animals the creature you put in this--regardless of size--will destroy it because......it is crap. :)
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.only if your use it the way I do, under neath the sheet by the feet. Or inside a pillow case w the pillow. I'm thinking the pack n play is a thin plywood on the bottom , so it might make a rattling noise.also you can try to do some research on camomile tea and cat nip. If it's that your child or baby over 6 month is having issues staying asleep or teething. Both works great with my 7 month old twins.walmart has a tea by traditional medicinal called "nighty night" (purple box) My daughter hasn't been crabby or whiny due to her teething
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I ended up not using it. The diaper holder is great for small diapers, but not as well with the larger diapers. It also slipped all over the place. It took up more room than I wanted so I ended up getting a wipes warmer for the dresser and putting a small shelf above the dresser got a few cute baskets to put diapers, nail clippers, ointments etc in. This worked great, especially once the baby started to wiggle around....then everything was out of his reach!
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If you use a pen you can pop the newborn napper out of the pack n play.It works with the pressure of their weight pushing it down, but I've taken it out and used it elsewhere.
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The pacifier is fixed. Unfortunately you can't change it out. But the benefit for my little one is that the stuffed animal attached to the pacifier keeps the pacifier in his mouth. Or at least it did up until he discovered that he could grab it and toss it.
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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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I had to buy a doll pacifier that has the sticky stuff that you roll into a ball and it sticks to her mouth. It's kind of like sticky tack, but do not use sticky tack! It will ruin her face. I bought my pacifier off of Amazon. Type in doll pacifier and it should bring up the one with the right sticky stuff.
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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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I don't not know if the Lee Middleton Pacifier works. I purchased Newborn clothing for my granddaughter's doll and they worked great.
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The baby's pacifier has a button magnet in it. It is covered by a thin layer of fabric. My baby is teething and chews on the doll paci. I would make check frequently for wear in the fabric to prevent choking or swallowing of the magnet.
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My daughter was a year old when I gave her the Baby Stella Peach doll. She loves it! I believe the pacifier is too large to be a choking hazard. It comes attached to her by a thread of thin tiny plastic (like a clothing tag) so possibly that could be a choking hazard?? My daughter rocks a binky on a "leash" so I cut the plastic off and bought a matching binky "leash" for the doll. Worked perfectly. She is 2 now and I am buying her the Baby Stella Blonde doll. Looking at her maybe (and that's a big maybe) the hair ribbons could be considered to be a choking hazard??... If I feel they are I will just remove them. My daughter was a year old when I gave her the Baby Stella Peach doll. She loves it! I believe the pacifier is too large to be a choking hazard. It comes attached to her by a thread of thin tiny plastic (like a clothing tag) so possibly that could be a choking hazard?? My daughter rocks a binky on a "leash" so I cut the plastic off and bought a matching binky "leash" for the doll. Worked perfectly. She is 2 now and I am buying her the Baby Stella Blonde doll. Looking at her maybe (and that's a big maybe) the hair ribbons could be considered to be a choking hazard??... If... » Read More My daughter was a year old when I gave her the Baby Stella Peach doll. She loves it! I believe the pacifier is too large to be a choking hazard. It comes attached to her by a thread of thin tiny plastic (like a clothing tag) so possibly that could be a choking hazard?? My daughter rocks a binky on a "leash" so I cut the plastic off and bought a matching binky "leash" for the doll. Worked perfectly. She is 2 now and I am buying her the Baby Stella Blonde doll. Looking at her maybe (and that's a big maybe) the hair ribbons could be considered to be a choking hazard??... If I feel they are I will just remove them. « Show Less