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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The pacifier was my DD's comfort object. I just let her use it until she gave it up on her own at 5. We had some rules along the way as she got older---only at home, and then only when she was in her room. I know people will disagree with me, but I didn't see any harm in letting her use it for the long term. [/quote] This is not a good idea. [/quote] It’s ok. It really is. Don’t take away the thing your child needs to self soothe. [/quote] If they require a pacifier to sleep or be calm then they can’t self soothe. [/quote] You could say the same for all the kids who can’t sleep in the same room as other people, or without blackout curtains or without sound machines. [/quote]
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