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Your child is growing up ... and he will soon be the only one in his group to have a pacifier! How to help him "pick up"?
The problem
The pacifiers have disappeared from the other children's smile and yours seems to be able to do without it.
Who disturbs it?
- Your child. He feels the pressure, sometimes yours, that of the family, friends ... He is not proud of him.
- You. The eyes of others sometimes become heavy. And you worry about his future dentition.
The pacifier is for the little ones!
- Make the point with yourself ... Would not you be a little less demanding with your youngest? Yet this nipple keeps him in a baby status while it is important that he accesses the emotional autonomy.
- Make a list of the benefits of becoming big: he is invited to birthdays, he can go to the cinema ...
- Present the "misdeeds" of the pacifier: he risks being mocked by his mates. It disrupts its articulation, its communication.
- What to tell him: "You're one of the grown-ups now, your dad and I, we'd be very proud that you stop the pacifier", "You see, because of the pacifier, your teeth are a little ahead ..."
Addicted to his pacifier, make a contract with him
- Decide on D-day where he will stop the pacifier totally: the date of his birthday, for example. Choose a good time, not during a particularly stressful move, or after the arrival of a baby!
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What a pretty thought
This answer, incomparably
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