Mary Meyer WubbaNub Infant Pacifier, 6-Inches, Afrique Elephant

My baby only likes soothie pacifiers, and if you've used them you know newborns are lousy at keeping them in their mouths and rocket them out onto the floor any chance they get. Even with a leash the soothie alone constantly falls out of the baby's mouth. I saw a baby using a Wubbanub and instantly saw the solution to my pacifier problems. This hardly falls on the floor (usually daddy's fault) Emma can keep it in her mouth, she hugs it, and when she naps it helps her nap longer because i place it on her chest. The elephant is adorable, it is white, not gray so I'm hoping to keep it clean. We just ordered the tiger as well so we have a back up when one is being cleaned (the whole thing goes in the washer than you air dry... though I will probably wash by hand because we all know after the diaper explodes, soiled clothes go in the wash machine, lol).A mommy must have! Can't wait to buy for my friends!

The price tag on these certainly doesn't make them a necessity, but it's super cute in person and washed well. Also easier to keep track of vs just the pacifer part.

I’ve used these for all 3 of my babies. They are a must have. They’re easy for little ones to keep track of and hold. I love that they’re easy to find and will not fall to the floor when baby pushes it out of their mouth. When they want it back it is laying right there by their mouth to root for and relatch which is great for newer babies. I let my LOs have them to sleep until 2 and my almost 2 year old fiddles with the toy while he falls asleep every night, it soothes him. When we graduate from Paci he can keep the toy (with the paci cut off) and still get the comfort from the toy but not the paci making the transition easier on mom and kiddo. Don’t think. Buy. Every baby needs this

The elephant is a different color than I thought it would be, it's white with the stripes on the ears and belly. I thought it would be a light grey. Not a deal breaker by any means though. It's still very cute. I have a lamb wubanubb and the elephant is bigger than it is. My daughter is on the small side so it's harder for her to grab onto but that is my only negative.

Baby three is nearing two months old and is finally leaving this little guy in his mouth. While my second child never took a pacifier, I wish we'd had this with my first kiddo.Easy to clean, soft, really light (thought it wouldn't work but it does) and a tool that's helping us correct slight head modeling.My son sleeps with his head to the right a lot, creating a flatter spot on that side. Given his interest in the pacifier, we are able to position it to the left and the center to encourage additional head positions while he soothes.I was hesitant to spend this much on a binkie, and I do wish I could switch out the actual pacifier as he likes a similar brand's shape a bit more, but overall surprisingly satisfied.

We bought this pacifier for our son and he absolutely loves the lion. Its nice and soft to where he can play with it while sucking on the pacifier. Easy to clean, which is a plus especially since he drops it so often. I would definitely buy another one.

I sound crazy, but the giraffe wubbanub is preferred. The long legs make it stable and easy to tuck into a strap of the car seat. The lion is cute just doesn't stay as well. Must have!

I didn't know how much he was going to LOVE this thing. At just few days old, we tested it out and it was a wrap. It's going to be hard getting him off of it when the time comes. I'm getting it in another animal