Is LO attached to anything? Toy, etc

laken256 · September 2013

Just for fun, what is the one thing your little one is never without?

Lo is super attached to his glow seahorse. He sleeps with it, carries it all day, takes it everywhere. It's so bad, my mom and nana have got identical ones to keep at their house bc he won't nap without it when they babysit! I had to bribe him today to let me have it to wash it! It was getting disgusting!

Dh and I were discussing the fact that neither of us had anything we were that attached to, and neither did ds1. So does your LO have something that they don't go without? Or did you as a child?

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jesselayne8 · September 2013

DD has a teddy bear and blankie. She sleeps with them but they stay in the crib. I don't let her drag it around the house.

moosebaby2011 · September 2013

Nope. DS never got attached to anything like that. He has many toys and things that he likes, but there isn't any one thing that he cannot be without. He does still refuse to sleep without his pacifier, but that is only allowed when he is in his crib.

Oasismomma · September 2013

DS doesn't have anything like that, but neither did DH and I as children. He has refused a pacifier since birth - we gave up on offering it when he was 6-8 weeks old - and was never interested in the lovely Angel Dear blanket he received as a gift.

He LOVES his stuffed Elmo toy/doll, but that stays in bed and is part of our bedtime and morning routines. He reads to Elmo, plays with him, tucks him in, kisses him "night night," etc. But Elmo never really leaves the bedroom.

Ricola · September 2013

Alex is not attached to anything. He loves his pacifiers though!

lckcdc3 · September 2013

DS LOOOOOOVES his "Night Night". Which is his paci and his aden + anais security blanket (we have like 8). He's only allowed to have it for sleeping or while in the car. Otherwise, if I let him he'd drag those dang things everywhere. We have a routine where he puts them both in the drawer after his nap and says "bye bye night night" and blows it a kiss.

I am hoping to get rid of the paci in the next few months, but I don't see him ever giving up the blanket. Which is fine, as long as its just for naps. And not like Linus lol

designer303 · September 2013

G is a stuffed animal junkie!! He has one or two that he is fairly attached too, but he always find new ones and keeps adding them to pack, became seriously attached to a dog toy (stuffed frog, but not a nice once cause its for dogs) in target the other day and I ended up buying it because I couldnt get it away from him. His bed is soooo full of stuffed animals I'm starting to wonder if there is enough room for him. He picks one out to take to with him to school every day, I love that part I never know who it is going to be, he cracks me up...

ccip82 · September 2013

E loves her bunnies that mostly stay in her crib. As soon as I put her in there, she picks them up and cuddles them. If for some reason they are out of her crib, she will realize right away and become upset. I will take the bunnies when we go somewhere overnight.

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