Baby Silicone Paci Weaning System, BPA Free, Latex Free

I was so anxious about weaning my 23 month old off the pacifier. He has used it religiously for sleep for his whole life. It’s really been his only comfort as he normally doesn’t care for rocking or loveys. He’s always slept with two pacifiers because he wants one in his mouth and one in his hand. We didn’t fully follow the directions because the pacis he always used were a totally different kind than these are and we gave two at a time. Shockingly, it worked great! He used all of them. He cried for only a few minutes when we got to #3 and #4. No crying for #5, he mostly wanted to hold it in his hand. After a few nights we took it away with no problem. I expected hours of crying for many nights and he barely cried at all. I am so pleasantly surprised at how well this worked for our paci obsessed boy! Would definitely recommend.

I’m very happy with the Frida Baby Paci Weaning System! We didn’t end up using all five pacifiers, but the system still worked really well for us. My toddler initially struggled with the change, especially during naps, but after switching to the smaller pacifier, he gradually started rejecting it himself and learned to fall asleep without a pacifier.What I really liked was that we didn’t have to take the pacifier away completely overnight. The gradual approach made the transition much easier and less stressful for him. After just a few days, he was falling asleep without a pacifier both during the day and at night.For us, it definitely served its purpose and I would recommend it to other parents who want to wean their toddler from a pacifier in a gentle, gradual way.

Would recommend to anyone — even if child is outside the suggested window/does not use orthodontic pacifiers. My 22-month-old who used a round pacifier for naps, car rides and everything else in between didn’t even get to the second binky in this series before being completely broken of habit.

I'm gonna be honest, I really was not sure about these. I have a three year old and a one and a half year old. My three year old was ATTACHED to her binky. I tried many different things from the binky fairy to cutting the tips of the binky off to cold turkeying it. Nothing worked with my three year old, and with it being hard to get her off of it, it made it that much more difficult with my one and a half year old. The first thing I did was get them binkies that had more of an alike shape to these weaning ones. I knew if I tried switching from their mam binkies, it never would have worked. The hardest out of all the numbers wasn't even them, it was switching to the binky with an alike nipple. I switched each one while they were asleep, so it was already in their mouths when they woke up. My daughter was very upset about the change in nipple shape, I mean screaming, crying, calling out for her old binky. Without even thinking, I somehow came up with the story that binky was going through growth spurts like she does. With that, she decided to give the new shape a try. I kept them on that binky for two weeks before trying the weaning kit. When I switched to number one, both didn't even notice at first until midday I heard my daughter holler, "binky changed colors!!" I got all excited for her and said, "Oh my gosh! Binky had another growth spurt!!" It kept the experience optimistic for her and something to look forward to. We kept them on number one for two weeks and then I made the change to number two. It was the same experience again, they did not notice until about midday and then I'd hear the excited, "Binky changed colors again!! Yay!!" However, I made the switch every three days instead to avoid them getting too used to that number. As we got to number 3, I noticed both my kids barely asking for binky. It was really only desired for sleep time and if they were super upset. They even would fall asleep for nap time without them. My one and a half year old gave binky up at number 4, saying, "Eww!!" when I tried to give him binky. I still switched binky to number 5 for both, so to my daughter it appeared that both were still having growth spurts. Switching to 5 for my three year old was hard, but it was a bittersweet moment. She came to me in the middle of the night upset that she couldn't hold binky in her mouth anymore. I told her that binky was finally all grown up, and we should celebrate. The next day we had cookies in celebration. She still asked for binky for a couple of days, and we allowed her to carry number 5 around to reassure her that binky was all grown up. Eventually (within two days), she stopped asking for it and I discreetly put it away for good. She did not ask about binky again until a week later. I reminded her that binky was all grown up and off to bigger and more exciting things in life. That answer seemed to please her and she has been good for a month now. I never thought we would get her weaned off, but honestly these worked magic, especially with our fun little story to them. I will forever recommend these to anybody.

I don't know how this was so easy for me, but my son had three binkies he would take to bed. Two of the orthodontic, and one was just an old one from when he was a newborn. He only used them for naptime and nighttime, but he just turned two, and I knew it was time to fix that. I gave my son the first two stages for his nap, and he fell asleep without them. Then, at bedtime, I gave the binkies to him, and he kept saying "don't need, don't need" until I came back into his room. He handed me the two binkies, said thank you, and went to sleep. He asked for them again at naptime the next day and did the same thing, where he gave them to me, and he didn't even ask for them at all last night. I am completely shocked. My son was not obsessed, exactly, but he definitely used his binkies to fall asleep and relax if he woke up in the middle of the night. I am actually just so shocked that he gave up on binkies at the first stage and didn't find them interesting anymore. Worth every penny!

Our 2 1/2 year old began getting more attached to his binky instead of less attached so I decided it was time to intervene. I decided to give these a try and was shocked how quickly it worked. We only made it to step 1 when he decided he didn’t want it. He knew right away something wasn’t right but moved on quickly. If your like me & know your child will cry and cry for their binky and don’t have the heart to take it from them i really recommend trying these! I felt better about it because it was his decision if he wanted it or not. Only reason im giving 4 stars and not 5 is because they’re basically just binkys that are cut shorter and shorter so for the price im sure you could make your own at home. Although this option is probably safer but wanted to note that anyways. We’re now on day 3 of no binky and he stopped asking for it all together. I’m shocked because 500 times a day he would beg me for his regular one before giving him this instead. If you’re on the fence just go for it! Much cheaper than braces in the long run.

I think this method works but I dont see any difference to manually cutting your existing pacis. We ended up not using past the first stage because my son was not attached to these new pacis so in the end I just had to cut his actually pacis that he is attached to and was always using. That worked as well and he was done with his pacis in 2 days.

We had delayed weaning my son from his binky due to so many life changes back to back. So we found him still attached to it at 3 years old. He used to cry if he lost it during the night and would absolutely not sleep without it. However my husband noticed that he started only using it at the beginning of the night, so we knew he was ready to sleep without it.I had told him that his binky was about to go through some changes now that he’s older. I explained how it’ll get smaller and the numbers will get bigger. He was actually super excited about his new binkies. That first night he did great, but he fought us the following night and nap time, begging for his old one. We held the boundary and he was kinda grumpy for a few days. But then he started insisting we give him the next number binky. He had asked for number 4 one night and he’s not mentioned it again since.So we went from meltdown to binky free in less than a week! These definitely work if you can hold your ground!

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Worked with my toddler

Si j’avais écrit un commentaire lorsque j’ai reçu l’article alors il aurait été négatif, mon fils ayant catégoriquement rejeté cette tétine …Mais je pense qu’il faut garder à l’esprit que l’enfant doit aussi être prêt à se séparer de sa tétine pour que ça fonctionne. Nous avons donc laissé la tétine 1 dans le lit avec ses autres tétines en se disant que peut-être de lui même il y reviendrait. Quelques mois plus tard, mon fils s’est mis à dire qu’il devenait un grand et qu’il n’avait plus besoin de tétine mais la réalité était quand même différente car malgré tout il continuait de la prendre pour dormir puis on a discuter de l’arrêt de la tétine en lui expliquant que si il se sentait assez grand pour arrêter cette fameuse tétine 1 allait l’aider … de lui-même quelques jours plus tard il l’a adopté ! Comme il mâche ses tétines ! En quelques jours il l’a tué alors naturellement on est passé à la tétine 2, puis quelques jours plus tard on a mis la 2 sous l’oreiller et on lui a proposé la 3 qu’il a acceptée de suite … je pense que d’ici quelques jours la tétine sera définitivement un souvenir et ces tétines l’auront bien aidé mais il a fallu attendre qu’il ses sente prêt à franchir le pas. Cela nous aura éviter des méthodes plus dur comme le forcer du jour au lendemain à dormir sans tétine … Je suis donc très satisfaite car même si ça a pris un peu de temps on a pu y arriver en douceur …

Just sharing my experience with this product. It may not be the same for everyone but worth a try. Upon the advice of my SIL, I had reluctantly got my son onto the pacifier since he had a short NICU stay after birth (my other kids didn't take pacifier). When he turned 2 years old, I could see his upper front teeth getting damaged due to the pacifier usage. Day and night. My first attempt using this product was at his age of 2, but he threw massive fits (including banging his head on mine or the walls), so I couldn't continue then. However, at the age of 2.5, I tried it again after speaking to him that the pacifier is not a good thing and is meant for little babies. It's been 3 days now and we've used only the first pacifier marked 1. My son has already given up using it during the day and last night (the 3rd night of using this), we didn't use any pacifier even from the weaning set. Although he asked for it once, but with cuddles and rocking he quickly calmed down and went back to sleep. So, for us it worked when the timing was right. Thank you Frida Baby.

Very helpful in training my baby to stop using a pacifier. The transition was gentle and much less stressful, with less fussiness and fewer night wake-ups compared to previous attempts. My baby adjusted naturally over time and learned better self-soothing habits. I would recommend this to parents looking for an effective and baby-friendly way to wean off the pacifier.