does the pacifier really stay in her mouth?
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.
1889061
Yes. The pacifier does stay in the mouth if you push it all the way in. It is a nice tight fit.
1131730
No, you can't put a pacifier in his mouth. I also bought a baby girl, before the boy, and you can put a pacifier in her mouth.
1131732
this baby mouth is fixed and made of ceramic glass,,so the answer is no,,unless you hold it there the whole time.sorry about that....
1188669
No, but the kids are able to gnaw and suck the food out without chocking. It is small enough for them to fit in their mouths so there really is no need for it. I have tried so many different versions of these and this one by far was the best. :)
1079333
You can, her mouth is nearly an inch deep. A pacifier with a wider end would probably stay in.
2073421
Yes you can put the pacifier in her mouth Im not sure if you can get her wet my daughter loves her and she is for sure very life like very satisfied
1042052
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!
421851
It is slightly longer but our 17-month old consistently grasps the correct side and inserts the correct side in her mouth. Either way, the anti-choke shield will prevent insertion unless the toddler can get their whole mouth around it. At most, I think it would cause them to gag but doubt it can be "swallowed."
2101773
Well I bought it for my granddaughter who doesn't live w/me but I think it can, just might be a little difficult for it to stay in the mouth for a long time.
319695
I have a pacifier for mine. I had to cut the end off to get it to fit and stay in. But her mouth is wide open, so yes, it's the same idea. Bottle, yes.
337919
Yes. It stick to the mouth with a magnet. I got three of these.. great hits with the under-two set.
368583
Maybe, it would need to be made for the doll. Her thumb will stay in her mouth
1379478
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.
1534508
I don't think so, his mouth is open with a wide smile but not really deep enough. I tried the pacifier that came with the Newborn Twins but it won't hold onto...the twins have a deep actual hole shape in their mouths. He's very sweet though as all JC babies are. Hope this was helpful.
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
1012250
Yes, her eyes open and close. However, her thumb has to be "shoved" into the mouth to stay. Other than that, my daughter loves this doll.
703467
Her mouth can't hold a pacifier or thumb on its own (not made for it), but you can hold her thumb to her mouth to pretend. :-)