Does the pacifier come out of the mouth?
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.
1887210
The pacifier is a flat magnet. The mouth is magnetized so it lays flat against the mouth and pulls off when you pull it off.
1887211
Yes. It doesn't go in the mouth, it attaches to the doll with an magnet inside the pacifier.
1887212
Yes, the pacifier does come out the mouth. There must be a magnet inside the pacifier where it attaches to the mouth. The pacifier has a smooth flat surface.
1010165
No, but you can put the pacifiers inside the bottles and use it like a sterilizing case.
1969659
no, you do not have to use your mouth. it has a black plastic piece on it that you squeeze several times to start the suction. I love it, I don't have to get fish poop in my mouth any more.
2162997
It doesn't. The mouth piece is solid, however, it has something inside that prevents it from leaking.
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.
540386
No - depends on the reason why I'm giving it to my 3 month old baby. Sometimes all I need is to drizzle it on his pacifier nipple and it will help alleviate any issues. Feel free to start with a smaller dosage and see how your baby works with that! I absolutely love this product and wish they had it as a part of the subscribe & save program because we keep a bottle of it at the daycare and one at home!
1114092
Sorry I have not seen a paci this long. Its not only for cleft lips. They are also sold as nipples separate. ANB BABY
1546592
The one I got my daughter has the open mouth. It does not stay closed like some of the pictures show. I think that may be a second style.
2008520
It does come out of the case very easily. Great for toddlers, case is very supportive around the perimeter and back just in case they drop it.
1395310
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.
1457894
No only tongue-tied. It does flow easily out of the nipple. If you hold it upside down it will drip. I tried playtex, Dr Brown, and Avent without success. This is the only one that has worked for us. Hope this helps.
1409828
The pacifier doesn't detach. I just throw it in the washing machine. Then wash the pacifier with soap and water. Just let it air dry. I would really recommend this product! My baby loves it.
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. :-)
1086205
The pacifier can be removed. You can also put the doll's thumb in her mouth in place of the dummy.
280242
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.
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.
1079333
You can, her mouth is nearly an inch deep. A pacifier with a wider end would probably stay in.