No more binky?

AngieB90 · April 2013

My son will be 3 in July and since my second son was born last August we have been able to get my oldest to only have his binky when he naps and at bed time. But I really want to get rid of it all together. Lately he hasnt been taking naps during the day so he only has it at night. But how do I get him to go without it without it being a terrible situation?

hologram87 · April 2013

we just went through this this past week. DD used it only at nighttime and naps, but I just thought it was time to get rid of it. We took it away on Sunday (Easter), saying that the Easter bunny was going to take it and give it to a baby th

BeebopandBuddy · April 2013

We took DD's at 21 months. Like yours she only had it for nap and bedtime. We thought it would be horrendous but committed to cold turkey. It went SO much better than we ever expected. The first night she cried for 5 minutes, th

jastl32 · April 2013

Check out the website bye bye binky...maybe that will help.

We went cold turkey with DD because we forgot to bring it to daycare one day. She did fine at nap so we didn't give it to her that night. We told her it went bye bye and she didn't ask f

bridetobe920 · April 2013

We took DD's away cold turkey at 18 months and never looked back. It was a rough few days and nights, but she was fine within a week or so.

Marielle0430 · April 2013

We used the Bye Bye Binky technique and DS was weaned from his pacifier in 3 days at 15 months old with minimal whining. It worked for us...Good luck.

Kingston54 · April 2013

We are at this point too. Everyone tells me cold turkey is the easiest.

la79al · April 2013

DD1 got to the point where she was chewing on hers and they were a choking hazard. DH but the end off of her 'last' one and gave it back to her. Of course then she didn't want it anymore. She cried for a few minutes and then a few minute