Pacifier names
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Anonymous
| Mini. Becaus with our first baby, the hospital gave her a mini mam and that’s what we called it forever more! |
Anonymous
| My son started calling it Pa (not like father Pa but like pacifier withbout the “ifier”) and it stuck. |
Anonymous
| It was always a binkie for us |
Anonymous
| I love all the different names! |
Anonymous
| Binkie. They awaken with Bink Stink every morning (bad breath). |
Anonymous
That is because the pacifiers need replacing. When DD would get bad breath I would know it was time to get new pacifiers. |
Anonymous
| Ours are “dee dee”, I guess DS1 called them that and it stuck. |
Anonymous
| Boppy |
Anonymous
| Nootch (pronounced nuh-tch). That’s what my niece called it and we used that with our kids, too. No idea where it came from. |
Anonymous
| Mine called theirs a Ninny. The first one started calling them that so we kept calling them that for all the kids. |
Anonymous
| NuNu (pronounced noonoo). |
Anonymous
| Nuk |
Anonymous
|
Guggy. I have no idea how that evolved.
DHs kid had a Pete - pronounced Pet-A- from the Spanish word Chupete |
Anonymous
| We say "paci", 18 month old says "Mo mo" because "more" is her way of saying "I want that" |
Anonymous
| We always called them “paci” pronounced “packy.” |