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Andrea · 06-05-2008, 03:36 PM

thanks swedish for the info!

i will try those ideas when we get home today.

he likes to play outside with his lil soccer and footballs. maybe i can distract him with them when he starts to cry for his Nu Nu. or singing his ABCs or maybe go for walks (another fav of his). I think the key idea here is to distract him so he forgets it for the time being.

I have two older kids, they never took the pacifier. but my daughter DID suck her thumb. she just turned 11 at the end of may and she *just* stopped sucking her thumb. LOL she would only do it when she went to sleep at night. What made her stop was the thought of getting braces. her dentist told her if she didnt stop, she would have to get them. so whatever it takes, ya know!

06-05-2008, 03:36 PM	#3 (permalink)
Andrea Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Nawlins, LA originally from Tecksis Posts: 134	Re: Pacifier Problems thanks swedish for the info! i will try those ideas when we get home today. he likes to play outside with his lil soccer and footballs. maybe i can distract him with them when he starts to cry for his Nu Nu. or singing his ABCs or maybe go for walks (another fav of his). I think the key idea here is to distract him so he forgets it for the time being. I have two older kids, they never took the pacifier. but my daughter DID suck her thumb. she just turned 11 at the end of may and she just stopped sucking her thumb. LOL she would only do it when she went to sleep at night. What made her stop was the thought of getting braces. her dentist told her if she didnt stop, she would have to get them. so whatever it takes, ya know!