I had a friend who kept her paci and security blanket til she was like 12. It seriously messed up her teeth and she had to have major orthadontic work. I gave DS a paci very reluctantly but he was an early teether and was teething before he could grasp teething rings and such. He gave his up on his own around 7 months, he got a cold and stuffy nose. Refused to take it because he couldn't breathe with it, we never gave it back after that.
Quoting ICURNRebecca:Just a question.. 9 being .. like 9 years old?
Quoting Aurora-Dove:I had a friend who kept her paci and security blanket til she was like 12. It seriously messed up her teeth and she had to have major orthadontic work. I gave DS a paci very reluctantly but he was an early teether and was teething before he could grasp teething rings and such. He gave his up on his own around 7 months, he got a cold and stuffy nose. Refused to take it because he couldn't breathe with it, we never gave it back after that.
I still have my teddy from when I was small and my daughter still has her stuffed dog from when she was a baby. My bear is no 56 years old...my daughter's dog is almost 27 years old. I intend to have mine with me when I'm cremated
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Quoting CoeyG:
Quoting Aurora-Dove:I had a friend who kept her paci and security blanket til she was like 12. It seriously messed up her teeth and she had to have major orthadontic work. I gave DS a paci very reluctantly but he was an early teether and was teething before he could grasp teething rings and such. He gave his up on his own around 7 months, he got a cold and stuffy nose. Refused to take it because he couldn't breathe with it, we never gave it back after that.
I still have my teddy from when I was small and my daughter still has her stuffed dog from when she was a baby. My bear is no 56 years old...my daughter's dog is almost 27 years old. I intend to have mine with me when I'm cremated
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- sassy21176
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