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Freezing pacifiers?

lisap921lisap921 member
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Has anyone done this??  I thought I read you weren't supposed to, but I don't know why.  DS has his first bottom tooth poking through and he's not too fond of the teething rings with the liquids inside.

Any other tips for helping with the pain?  The boy HATES Orajel, LOL.   

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Re: Freezing pacifiers?

  • AmandaLynnPAmandaLynnP member
    Never tried the frozen paci, but DD LOVES a frozen washcloth.  Just get it wet, wring it out, roll it up, and freeze.
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  • NHGirl04NHGirl04 member
    Have you tried Teething Tablets? Also an ice cube in a mesh feeder was one of Avery's favs!
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  • aynjcaynjc member

    imageAmandaLynnP:
    Never tried the frozen paci, but DD LOVES a frozen washcloth.  Just get it wet, wring it out, roll it up, and freeze.

    This is what I was going to say!  My DD also liked the "gel teethers" when they weren't cold for some reason.

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  • lisap921lisap921 member

    imageAmandaLynnP:
    Never tried the frozen paci, but DD LOVES a frozen washcloth.  Just get it wet, wring it out, roll it up, and freeze.

     

    Thanks!  I'm going to go put some in the freezer.  :) 

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  • IncubusChic619IncubusChic619

    DD loves frozen washcloths. We do a frozen banana or peaches in a mesh feeder too

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  • NKuffermanNKufferman
    Because you can break their teeth.  Never freeze a pacifier.  Just put it in the refridgerator.  You can freeze a wet wash cloth
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  • LVilaLVila member
    I've tried the frozen paci thing. DD doesn't have any teeth but I just wanted to see it in action hehe :o) It was a mess. The water melts in about 30 seconds, so she was left with a wet shirt and a regular paci.
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  • lisap921lisap921 member

    imageLVila:
    I've tried the frozen paci thing. DD doesn't have any teeth but I just wanted to see it in action hehe :o) It was a mess. The water melts in about 30 seconds, so she was left with a wet shirt and a regular paci.

     

    Aww...good to know, thanks! 

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