Mommy Recommendations

On my old blog (that I occasionally update) I had a section on there filled with Mommy Recommendations. I created blog posts about things that we have loved using in the early months of motherhood and I shared it with my friends that were becoming new moms. Things that have either saved us or that we felt we could live without, that was the goal of that part of the blog.

I thought I would bring that section over to this blog. But instead of copying and pasting all of those posts, I will just insert the link here and you can check out things I've recommended in the past.

Today, I bring you a new recommendation and the first one for this blog.
I honestly don't care if people feel my daughter is too old for a pacifier (we are working on weaning her - with everything takes time and it is a process. Just a bit more work with her than some other kids.)

We just bought a new pacifier (against our better judgement, but the others were getting old). Let me just say, I wish we had these in the beginning! At least around the age she was putting them in her mouth herself. With younger babies it may be a bit more frustrating, but the neat feature it has - just makes it so much nicer in my opinion.

It is by RaZbaby and it is called the Keep-It-Kleen Pacifier. It has a closure on either side of the pacifier that closes around it when it drops to the floor - preventing it from getting dirty.

Here it is on Amazon



This is definitely a product I recommend.

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