can u put a pacifier or a bottle in its mouth
1959273
No the bottle is just held up to the baby's lips. The nice thing about this baby is she can be bathed. Most dolls can't get wet and this one is fully water proof.
2097265
Depends on the size. The bottle that she comes with fits in her mouth. Also, with a bit of twisting these bottles (http://www.amazon.com/BABYDOLL-Magic-Bottles-Juice-girls/dp/B001B2TZV6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1384970101&sr;=8-1&keywords;=toy+bottles) fit in her mouth as well.
2118076
No, not unless you found a very small toy one. The nipple of one of those small disappearing milk bottles fits in his mouth though:)
466259
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
2141821
Neither, actually! While pacifiers certainly have their benefits, they have been linked with dental issues in later life (underbite, overbite). Orthodontic pacifiers are created with a rounded top and a flat bottom. This is thought to minimize pacifier-induced dental problems because the shape more closely conforms with the infant's mouth.
118179
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.
1889060
My three year old granddaughter takes this baby doll to bed with her. She always puts the pacifier in the doll's mouth. It usually stays there unless my granddaughter knocks it out during her sleep. She loves this little doll.
1887209
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.
2002348
Yes, the pacifier is removable. It's held to the dolls mouth by magnets. It's a very cute doll.
1964842
The baby doll is adorable but, no, you cannot place a pacifier or bottle in her mouth.
1966236
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.
393994
yes they can. you can also dip them in your babys food and have them chew on it.
785934
This doll did not come with a pacifier and the mouth opening is rather small so I am not sure if there would be many options for finding one that would fit.
1477186
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 ...
604109
It requires a bit more effort than should be necessary to have the doll keep the thumb in the mouth, but it is designed to work. It just doesn't want to stay in on it's own. It will usually dislodge with the slightest nudge. It is easier to keep a small doll pacifier in the mouth than the doll's thumb.
1641840
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. If your child can hold his or her own bottle, then sure, you can bottle feed in it. Otherwise, no. It's like a chair that adjusts from slightly reclining to sitting upright.
1078911
Absolutely! My son has used it from day one and has not had an issue. He loves his "wubs". And to sanitize it you can stick the pacifier part in a cup of boiling water. It also survived the washing machine and dryer.