In one strip of the Argentine comic Gaturro, Gaturrín — adoptive toddler nephew of the titular character — really gnawed the bulb thing of his pacifier, but that was because he was in a bad mood (probably because he really gnawed the bulb thing on his pacifier).
Neither of my girls ever liked pacifiers. When my older daughter was not quite 2 she saw a baby with one. She found one at home (we were given dozens of them), put it in her mouth, sucked on it a couple times, pulled it out, looked at it, repeated, then took it out & put it down. My younger one was fine with her thumb, which she stopped by herself before she was 3.
And Wren has teeth to really clamp down. Youngest daughter was a pacifier hanger on. Went to pull it out of her mouth one day and it pulled apart. Said that’s it, it’s broke, non-repairable. That was the end of the pacifier stage.
To all you parents out there I have a question, I never was able to get pregnant so I never had the joy of having a baby- around what age is it time to take the binkie away from your child? Our newspaper had pictures of kids fishing on the first day of trout season on April 1st and they had a picture of a little girl and the caption with the picture said she was 4 years old and yet she was sucking on a binkie and I thought that is too old to still be using one. Is there a certian age time frame or just when they are comfortable to give it up, hopefully before they start kindergarten at age 5.
leopardglily over 1 year ago
Wren does not look happy!
Templo S.U.D. over 1 year ago
In one strip of the Argentine comic Gaturro, Gaturrín — adoptive toddler nephew of the titular character — really gnawed the bulb thing of his pacifier, but that was because he was in a bad mood (probably because he really gnawed the bulb thing on his pacifier).
Blu Bunny over 1 year ago
Surprised Wanda’s grip was stronger than Wren’s today.
iggyman over 1 year ago
That binky must have been in there for a while!
Wren Fahel over 1 year ago
Neither of my girls ever liked pacifiers. When my older daughter was not quite 2 she saw a baby with one. She found one at home (we were given dozens of them), put it in her mouth, sucked on it a couple times, pulled it out, looked at it, repeated, then took it out & put it down. My younger one was fine with her thumb, which she stopped by herself before she was 3.
ctolson over 1 year ago
And Wren has teeth to really clamp down. Youngest daughter was a pacifier hanger on. Went to pull it out of her mouth one day and it pulled apart. Said that’s it, it’s broke, non-repairable. That was the end of the pacifier stage.
AB9SS over 1 year ago
Getting off the Passie is almost as traumatic as giving up one’s woobie! (blanket, toy, pillow. etc).
timinwsac Premium Member over 1 year ago
Luckily she wasn’t nursing at the time.
V45mikky over 1 year ago
That pop was not a fart?
Code the Enforcer over 1 year ago
Wren’s mentor is Maggie Simpson !! … :)
Doug K over 1 year ago
She can provide some bubbles.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 1 year ago
Supertoddler!!
The Quiet One over 1 year ago
Sorry Darryl. No celebrating.
kab2rb over 1 year ago
When my kids was that age they would accept that pacifier.
Frank Burns Eats Worms over 1 year ago
Wren is caught in a state of suspended pucker animation.
vonskippy over 1 year ago
Wasn’t she much older then sucker age just a few comics ago??? Why can’t comics pick a time scale and stick to it.
Sambora1 over 1 year ago
To all you parents out there I have a question, I never was able to get pregnant so I never had the joy of having a baby- around what age is it time to take the binkie away from your child? Our newspaper had pictures of kids fishing on the first day of trout season on April 1st and they had a picture of a little girl and the caption with the picture said she was 4 years old and yet she was sucking on a binkie and I thought that is too old to still be using one. Is there a certian age time frame or just when they are comfortable to give it up, hopefully before they start kindergarten at age 5.
ToneeRhianRose over 1 year ago
Haha! XD I think she’s a little too old for a pacifier anyways.