can I put it on silicon pacifiers to break my toddler from that habit?
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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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Just stop giving your toddler a pacifier. If they don't see it than within 2 full days they will stop thinking about it.
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My dentist actually recommended this for my 3 year old son to brake the passy habit, so I think it would be fine.
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No. I would absolutely NOT put this on anything that your toddler might put in their mouth. My kids are all grown & none of them went to grade school with a pacifier. :) They will outgrow it in time ...
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Hey Angie, I use this produc with my 11 month old baby,on a few occasions he did place the band in his mouth. the few times he places i didnt see any harm to the baby . what I did to prevent that is place the band on his leg. I hope this help.
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You should be able to but I would check with your doctor or the baby's pediatrician.
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No. The pacifier that comes with the doll is a very small, solid, shallow one which you have to force in.
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Put something between the metal contacts. It will sound as long as there is a connection--it works by pee making that connection through the cloth of your child's underwear, which is what's supposed to be between the contacts.
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You can pretty much put whatever you want your baby to try. I have been using just ice in mine as my baby is 4months and is teething already!
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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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No it doesn't .these dolls mouths aren't made for pacifiers but some have magnets on thier mouth u can purchase a pacifier with magnet .
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Hi Brooke, first off I'm sure you could make the beads with no problem, and they would definitely be soft enough for teething, however I'm not sure about the possible toxicity of the chemicals involved in producing these silicone compounds. The only warning I can find specifically says "Caution: Do not eat. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF SMALL CHILDREN. Adult supervision recommended. Ingredients may CAUSE EYE IRRITATION, SKIN REDNESS AND SENSITIZATION. If skin redness develops discontinue use and wash the affected area with soap and water. If material gets into eyes, wash with plenty of water." So that's the only warning I see on or in the box. Bottom line, I wouldn't suggest anyone put this stuff in their mouth. Best bet would be to purchase some hypoallergenic product or a similar product that is designed spcifically to be able to be inside your mouth safely without releasing any chemicals :). Good Luck!
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A regular pacifier like a nuk or soothie won't stay in its mouth. A doll pacifier will probably work. The mouth is open and pretty deep but just not big enough.
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Theoretically speaking, you could. ( I never tried). However, it depends on your lung capacity and secondly, the action of suction is traumatic for your child enough, so I would strongly recommend to do it consistently in a safe/ known home environment. If your baby needs to be suction that frequently, I suggest you see your PMD.
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Yes! You can buckle your child in and use with or without the tray. Hope this was helpful!
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I wouldn't because it is a plastic breakable item that would probably come apart or off the car seat in an impact or accident that reduces the stability inside the car. The chance of your baby becoming injured if this broke or if it hit him in some way (perhaps from other objects coming loose inside the car) is not worth the risk. I used with my kids, and will use with my grandkids, safe plastic toy links with toys attached because tons of little things can be attached to those, even a binky tether. You can also easily change the toys from hard to soft and in between. Just don't make the links long enough for him to wrap them around his neck while you're busy driving. I wouldn't because it is a plastic breakable item that would probably come apart or off the car seat in an impact or accident that reduces the stability inside the car. The chance of your baby becoming injured if this broke or if it hit him in some way (perhaps from other objects coming loose inside the car) is not worth the risk. I used with my kids, and will use with my grandkids, safe plastic toy links with toys attached because tons of little things can be attached to those, even a binky tether. You can also easily change the toys from hard to soft and in between. Just don't make the... » Read More I wouldn't because it is a plastic breakable item that would probably come apart or off the car seat in an impact or accident that reduces the stability inside the car. The chance of your baby becoming injured if this broke or if it hit him in some way (perhaps from other objects coming loose inside the car) is not worth the risk. I used with my kids, and will use with my grandkids, safe plastic toy links with toys attached because tons of little things can be attached to those, even a binky tether. You can also easily change the toys from hard to soft and in between. Just don't make the links long enough for him to wrap them around his neck while you're busy driving. « Show Less
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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.
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I think these might slip off too easily and therefore not suitable for a toddler, there'd be a danger of choking. Maybe you can rub his fingers with something instead, like lemon juice, or let him/her wear fabric bandages on the fingers?
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Yes, I have used this on my 2-year old with success, but if your child has a tiny wrist it may not work. It may not be tight enough to provide the appropriate pressure.
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I would not recomend it then, my son is not special needs but my daughter has special needs and she has an Ipod with an otter box and chews to rubber