WubbaNub Infant Pacifier - Lamb

We love this brand of paci! We have 5 different animals and all of our babies love them! It is so sweet to watch them cuddle with The animal heart, and we even kept that after we weaned them off to paci.

If you're considering a Wubbanub (which you probably are since you're reading this review), get it. I've owned several of these and have yet to be disappointed. The animals are soft and cute. But the best part is that they're easy to find in the car or anywhere really. The weight and orientation of the animal makes it so the pacifier has a more difficult time falling out when baby is reclined or lying flat so there's less waking and crying. When baby gets older they can more easily find their pacifier because they only need to find the animal. And these darn pacifiers can escape or hide in a crib pretty easily by themselves. The animal prevents the crib escape. Get a Wubbanub!! It is the perfect baby shower gift. And this is all coming from a mom of 3 who swore my kids would never use pacifiers... Hahaha

My baby was born in October and has been breastfed since she was born. She never took a pacifier and never took a bottle for nearly 3 months. When it came time for my wife to go back to work we were in a panic because our daughter would not take a pacifier or a bottle. My wife found these and decided to give it a try. The only thing that seemed to sooth her was feeding. When we first received this she didnt take it right away as we expected. We also bought every pacifier that Target and Walmart carried. Now at 4 months she will at least take this and chew on it in the car. It has helped her with soothing while in the car which she hates being in her carseat. We didnt think any pacifier was going to work but this one did! She does not suck on it but she chews on it. So i call that a win!! Plus they are adorable!

By far my favorite wubbanub. The little lamb is so well made, soft, and totally adorable. I bought it for my infant daughter (0-2 months) who didn't really like to suck on pacifiers at first. She spits them all out. But I really needed something to help sooth her during nights when she's extra fussy and the glider is not enough and when she's wailing during car rides. The sheep adds a little weight so that spitting it out is not so easy. But she can still spit it out so I don't have to worry about her choking on it. We used this exclusively from 0-2 months. Now that she likes pacifiers more, I'm going to try the Binkibear because you can detach and swap out the pacifiers on the Binkibear. The pacifier is attached to the wubbanub so to wash it you have to throw the whole thing in the laundry then air dry...which I don't really like. I still wash the pacifier part after taking it out of the laundry because I don't know if it's that sanitary to put directly in baby's mouth after it's been in the wash cycle with her dirty clothes and linens.

These are the best! The paci itself is what we got at the hospital, and it really worked for our son and his latch. It also holds up really well. The animals are really cute and great quality, perfect size and weight, and my son loved his. This was actually his first one. I've seen them monogrammed, which makes for a really sweet sentiment. This was a lifesaver when it came to keeping the paci in our son's mouth to help soothe him and when he learned to put it back in his own mouth, that was a good moment lol. I included this in a basket of my favorites and essentials for a new mom friend.

This arrived in the mail yesterday - My daughter is due in 5 weeks and I've read so many great reviews on these little things that I just had to buy one for her. When it came I was surprised at how SMALL it really is!When you look at photos of other people's photos of their babies holding these they look pretty decent in size, like this would be something that baby could use as a stuffed animal in a year or so, once they are off a pacifier. We ordered the lamb one, and with the pacifier off of it (It'll just take a few scissor snips to take it off), it looks like it could be a toy for a dog!It's so darn cute and tiny though... My 8lb poodle saw it come out of the bag an immediately sat in front of me, thinking it was a new toy for her. We've put it in the nursery and now she sits at the door waiting to go in so she can try and find it. (haha!) I will update this after baby arrives and we have a chance to use it, but I am hopeful that it will be a big success!UPDATE 9/14/12My daughter is 7 weeks now and she loves this thing. We recently took it on a trip to CA, and I make sure it's always in her diaper bag when we leave the house. We also have the blue bear one of these that stays at home as well. It's been great to keep it in her mouth when sleeping (she's a tummy sleeper), and when in the baby carrier, I don't have to worry about her dropping it and losing it in the carrier!Also - Our cousin has about 9 of these ones for his son, and they love them as well!