WubbaNub Baby Dino

My sister didn't know the sex of her first child and neither did I. Based on reviews, I thought about getting a gender neutral gift and decided on the little blue dragon pacifier by Wubbanub. Boy or girl at this age what does the color of a stuffed animal mean? The baby was born, a girl the day before Thanksgiving. At two days old she was already using the Wubbanub pacifier I got her. Almost two weeks old now in between feedings she's gripping the dragon, holding it in place and seems to just love it! She's very calm and comfortable with her baby blue dragon Wubbanub. My sister as well loves the Wubbanub. On the outer part of the pacifier is an indentation for your finger to keep the nipple in place. It makes her life easier and her baby enjoys it thoroughly. Great gift, soft, cute and any color, any animal is good for any newborn in my opinion. I'll be ordering another one. Definitely recommend!

WubbaNubs are perfect add-on for decorating a baby shower gift. They are cute and vibrant, lots to choose from. Wash in one of those bra laundry bags and air dry, holds up great. This was a gift for a dragon themed baby boy shower, but they come in handy with young babies because you can tuck the animal into blanket or sleep sack or swing lap strap to keep the paci from slipping out of their mouth. We have several. Keep in mind though most daycares consider this a stuffed animal, and state regs. forbid it going in crib with child (SIDS rules), so you have to buy separate Soothhie paci without critter. We use the WubbaNub in crib at night and I am not worried. Sometimes the regulations are a bit over the top. Since pacifiers help to reduce SIDS risk, and our daughter kept spitting regular ones out, I consider this better than no paci with respect to that.

Baby loves this pacifier! Easy to hold, easy to clean, easy to shove into a pocket if needed.

Just what I wanted! Thank you

Alright, my little one has always been very picky about what he would accept. He is breastfed and we literally tried every pacifier there is (including the Soothie type this one has). We had limited success with all of them. He'd take any of them occasionally but never when we needed him to (naps, car rides, etc). Usually he would just gag. I don't know how well this would work on a younger baby but right when ours turned 11 weeks he really got into grabbing stuff and putting them in his mouth. That's how we introduced this adorable dino to him. We would just help him guide it into his mouth and he'd just go to town. It took awhile for him to accept this as a replacement to nursing to sleep but I'm happy to say my 18 week old will now nap without me having to nurse him! We just pop this guy on his chest and he'll usually hold the paci part with one hand and a leg of the dino with the other as he drifts off to sleep. I love this thing!