I'm sure he will be a chatter box in no time, and start spouting out demands rather than quietly raising his hand. I think part of the reason for the nodding and hand raising could be because he is totally attached to his binki. He would have it in 24/7 if I would let him. If he was my first child I would try to only let him have it at nap time, or start taking it away completely. But, as a "seasoned" mother, I don't really care. It is like the mute button on the TV. Oh, you're sad let's find your binki, plug you up, and keep you quiet. How did I ever survive my other non-binki children?
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Owen was my fussy baby he would cry all the time but never once would he take a binki or bottle it was so frustrating I couldn't even plug him. I think I bought every kind of binki there is to try but he wanted nothing to do with them. :(
The hand-raising is cute. Love it!
I love it! Binkis are the best! I loved my binki girl and wish that Zachary would take binkis! It's the pit when they are upset and you can't just plug them up!
Kinsey never would take a binki. She got plugged up by getting nursed, but since we stopped that in January she has started thumb and finger sucking.
If I had my way, all three of my kids would still have a binky.
I also love the bink. That's pretty funny that he raises his hand.
What a cute little guy!
oh and I meant to include...I tried and tried with the binki, but neither of my kids would take it...maybe next time?!!?
Davis is so adorable :) xoxo mk
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