Sentences with phrase «lost pacifier»

The period of time when pacifiers are an objectively good, useful thing seems annoyingly short, as they quickly go from «yaaaayyy, he's not crying anymore» to «I'm getting up to retrieve and reinsert a lost pacifier 10 times at night» to «crap, my kid has a lot of teeth and a wicked binky habit, NOW WHAT?»

No more desperate searching for a lost pacifier in the dark or, worse, while trying to drive!

If your baby keeps losing pacifiers, either keep small stashes of baby's favorite style in the diaper bag, car, nursery, etc. so that you always have one at the ready, or look for a sturdy pacifier clip at the store.

As all moms would tell you — they are not expensive but they are worth every penny because baby's spit out and lose pacifiers all the time.

Toddlers have a tendency to lose pacifiers.

He will lose the pacifier within minutes but by that time he's already asleep.

If your child seems prone to ear infections, for example, losing his pacifier might provide some relief.

It also keeps you from losing pacifiers or having them fall on dirty sidewalks, store floors, bathroom floors, etc..

If your toddler seems prone to ear infections, for example, losing his pacifier might provide some relief.

This colorful and fun chain attaches to your child's clothing so they won't lose their pacifier.

This helps prevent the fussiness that may ensue if you lose the pacifier or if it wears out.

No more dropped or lost pacifiers and other items.

They can also easily lose their pacifier and once its on the floor, there's nothing they can do but cry for it (needing you).

This is a great way to prevent losing pacifiers.

And the extended prep took place years before I was a busy mom — so it wasn't due to lost pacifiers or repeated diaper changes.

x Rosie @ Little Fish recently posted... How to Lose the Pacifier (for good!)

Not exact matches

If baby has a love affair with the bottle and needs it for a pacifier, gradually «lose» the bottle and substitute other «pacifiers», preferably human ones.

Not only are they adorable, but the design makes it easy to keep track of the pacifier; it's almost impossible to lose them.

Invest in numerous pacifiers, because you will inevitably lose one when you need it most.

The WubbaNub Infant pacifier is specially designed so there are no more lost binkies, forgotten pacifiers, or dropped dummies.

Pacifiers are another good way for babies to self - soothe, but they're not necessarily better: Your baby may learn to depend on you to retrieve his pacifier if it drops out of his crib, for instance, and it may become lost or dirty.

My 4 month old is pacifier dependent and wakes up 2 - 3 times a night because she has lost it out of her mouth.

Stroller, diapers (3 times as many as you think you need — they don't sell them in airports), wipes (travel pack or 2), disposable changing pads (Target sells»em — very handy for the «ewwwww factor of changing baby in a public restroom), few favorite toys & books (does mean that you have to be vigilant about not dropping / losing them), changes of clothes (I took 2 for baby, 1 clean shirt for myself), favorite blanket, a burp cloth, baby Benadryl *, and pacifier (even though baby didn't regularly use one, we had one on hand!).

Sophie will absolutely make her way into the diaper bag and only if I have another baby who absolutely loses it in the car, will a pacifier come into our lives.

The downside of pacifiers is that they're small and easy to lose.

It's super soft, cozy, and prevents her pacifier from getting lost, dropped, or misplaced.

We were always losing swaddles or pacifiers.

MAM Orthodontic pacifiers are even available in colors that glow - in - the - dark, perfect for finding lost dummies in the middle of the night.

The adorable designs of this a 2 - in - 1 product (pacifier + lovie) help to prevent pacifier from being lost or dropped — essential for on - the - go parenting.

Wubbanub Sunshine Hedgehog — The adorable designs of this a 2 - in - 1 product (pacifier + lovie) help to prevent pacifier from being lost or dropped — essential for on - the - go parenting.

Maybe they could use some new cups, wipes, pacifiers (for when one gets lost), or paper and pens.

These are where you would store diapers, creams, pacifiers and other specific items you don't want to lose.

Somehow I only managed to lose one pacifier the entire time our son has been alive, so this means that we have a bunch of pacifiers and lots of bottles that we can use for our baby girl.

She knows well the joys of finding the perfect pacifier and has made many trips to the store to replace lost «dummies,» as she calls them.

Always bring extra diapers, extra clothes and bibs, rags for if they spit up, and an extra pacifier (in case their other pacifier gets lost or dirty).

I'm just saying that basically, this accessory claiming to make it easier for a baby to keep his pacifier close by (and not on the dirty ground, or gone and lost forever on the street somewhere after he chucks it out of the stroller) might very well just complicate things even more by acting as yet another thing to be lost and tossed and kept track of.

The Bink Link pacifier clip prevents pacifiers from dropping on the floor and getting dirty or lost.

Pacifiers can be lost.

I remember my daughter slept so well with her pacifier and then she became old enough to move around and that's when she'd lose it and cry until she got it back.

The handles on the Night time Pacifiers glow in the dark, making it easier to find lost and discarded pacifiers in the middle of Pacifiers glow in the dark, making it easier to find lost and discarded pacifiers in the middle of pacifiers in the middle of the night

The pacifier will glow in the dark at night, this might also be fascinating and help your baby, and you find it when it gets lost.

Pacifiers have a way of getting lost or falling on the floor or street when you need them most.

One bottle a week and a mass of rejected pacifiers later, he definitely has not lost interest in nursing.

The pacifiers I didn't lose would eventually tear or crack.

The adorable plush characters are securely attached to a Soothie brand pacifier which not only comforts your little one but also makes it less likely that you'll lose track of the binky.

Patented design prevents pacifier from being lost, dropped or even forgotten!

When the pacifier no longer works, your baby may lose interest in it.

The pacifier loop makes it easy to attach these soothers to a pacifier tether to prevent dropping or losing it.

It uses a pulley to always keep the pacifier in view, so both you and your baby will never have to deal with the stress of losing one again.

«If you offer your breast only as food and not as a pacifier, you'll cut out all the calories he gets along with those other reasons, you're more likely to end up with supply problems, and you'll lose the pleasure of — literally — going with the flow.