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Does your baby not take pacifiers?

cwilliams138cwilliams138 member
edited February 2014 in June 2013 Moms
My son hates all pacifiers and nurses on me like I'm his on personal pacifier.He can not be tricked to take one either, he always spits it out.

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  • RissNRussRissNRuss member
    A is too smart for her own good... she will only take a pacifier in the car or at daycare. If she knows I'm home, or Hubs is, pouf, no way.
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  • TheTamedShrewTheTamedShrew member
    Nope. I think I waited too long to introduce it because I was new at BFing and worried about nipple confusion. I don't really care that she doesn't take one.
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  • peachnectarinepeachnectarine member
    No, he sucks his fingers to soothe himself.
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  • HeartLikeMine3HeartLikeMine3 member
    TheTamedShrew said:

    Nope. I think I waited too long to introduce it because I was new at BFing and worried about nipple confusion. I don't really care that she doesn't take one.

    This exactly!

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  • MufflerloveMufflerlove member
    She used to only take it while she was crying in the car. Occasionally at first I could switch out my nipple for one if she was asleep. Now never but she chews/sucks on her security blanket
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  • BC&LMBC&LM member
    He will take it always if he is tired. If he's pretty awake, he will take it, pop it out and play with it, put it back in when he feels like it.
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  • DencasaDencasa member
    DD1 never took it so I didn't even try with DD2. DD1 used me as a pacifier on many occasions. DD2 not so much so it isn't so bad this time around
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  • kelseypiekelseypie member
    BC&LM said:

    He will take it always if he is tired. If he's pretty awake, he will take it, pop it out and play with it, put it back in when he feels like it.

    +1. And he didn't take them until 3-4 months old.



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  • numbersgirl08numbersgirl08 member
    Another SS - she was addicted to them until she found she loves sucking on her fingers around 5 mos. we haven't used a paci since.
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  • kanga1622Wed220857kanga1622Wed220857 member
    Both my boys would only take them in certain situations, a certain style, and for just a short time before they gave up all together. I was the paci for DS1 but DS2 is happy to chew on anything and doesn't have as strong a drive to suck on things.
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  • dmlk413dmlk413 member
    HeartLikeMine3 said:

    TheTamedShrew said:

    Nope. I think I waited too long to introduce it because I was new at BFing and worried about nipple confusion. I don't really care that she doesn't take one.

    This exactly!

    Same here!

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  • KMeredith82KMeredith82 member
    My guy takes one when sleeping, and sometimes if he gets fussy at night, you can get him to keep sleeping by giving it to him. I recently found out that they have never had to give him one at daycare, which shocked me. He naps without one there, but always seems to need one to fall asleep at home.
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  • HelgaFunkHelgaFunk member
    Never took one. We have a finger sucker.
     
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  • TheyCalledHerKateTheyCalledHerKate member
    My baby loves her pacifier. Sometimes it's the only thing that will calm her down, been that way since she was born. Eventually I'm going to try to phase it out to use only at night for sleep.
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  • jennOKjennOK member
    I took his away at 6 months. He was dependent on it to sleep, and it was becoming a nightmare because he was constantly spitting it out and then waking up crying for us to put it back in. I'm glad it's gone. Lol
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  • sassygal29sassygal29 member
    KMeredith82 said:
    My guy takes one when sleeping, and sometimes if he gets fussy at night, you can get him to keep sleeping by giving it to him. I recently found out that they have never had to give him one at daycare, which shocked me. He naps without one there, but always seems to need one to fall asleep at home.
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  • KellenHi21KellenHi21 member
    Never tried cause I just never had one handy

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  • Greywolf12Greywolf12 member
    jennOK said:
    I took his away at 6 months. He was dependent on it to sleep, and it was becoming a nightmare because he was constantly spitting it out and then waking up crying for us to put it back in. I'm glad it's gone. Lol

    How did you wean him? I plan to wean LO when we're back from holidays next week but not sure how to go about it
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