He kicked the habit when he was 4 1/2. My 6 year year old son I mean. His addiction to thumb sucking. I thought it would NEVER end. But it did.
So I was pretty damn proud of myself for having been able to control my 2
nd son's thumb from finding a comfortable place in his mouth when he was a baby. Unfortunately, he discovered something more comforting.

I have my faults, I admit. It was convenient for me in the beginning. He'd cry (but was full), pop the
paci into his mouth. It would keep him busy.

And today, he still thinks its comforting. Only, his lovey
Tigger has been added to his must
have's. Or else a major melt down happens.
Tigger can stay. But seriously, the
paci's gotta make an exit soon.
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My son had his paci until he was 3. Oh well!
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None of my kids got attached to their paci. I think it was because I end up being their paci. It's got to do with feeding withot schedule. No wonder I have no more boobs left. It's all used up.
Yohan was also attached to his pacifier when he was a baby. He was around 1 1/2 years old when we were able to remove the habit.
but he's soooo cute! Even more so, with Tigger hanging around:)
cool..it's indeed an effective to get rid of some bad habit:)
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