This definitely should be easy at bedtime since he sleeps w/mom and probably
nurses to sleep ;-)

And I sent her a great suggestion that linda hill sent to me about cutting a
hole in the pacifier so it loses suction.

Unfortunately, weaning from a pacifier probably won't go well with the ped's
suggestion that it's time to cut back on the breastfeeding. Poor little guy
will probably end up nursing more. Oh darn!! (tongue in cheek)

~vicki hayes rn ibclc in chipiona spain (who is going to Windsor England for
spring break in 2 weeks. LEGOLAND here we come!! Yippeeeeee)





((Date:    Sat, 27 Mar 2010 12:44:32 -0400

From:    "Jessica L. Callahan" <[log in to unmask]>

Subject: Re: how to wean from pacifier

Getting rid of the pacifier should be treated the same way we get rid of
everything else. Cut back slowly. For instance start by only giving the
pacifier at sleep times and then decrease it down to only giving the
pacifier at night sleep times and then decrease it down by allowing him to
lay down to sleep and after a set amount of time give the pacifier to him.
Each night increase the amount of time that he is laying down with out the
pacifier.))




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