Customer Reviews

Wubbanub Infant Pacifier ~ Black Kitten

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My daughter loves her kitty Wubbanub! She is so cute holding onto it, and it helps her keep the Soothie (the only pacifier she'll take) close by. We're afraid it's going to be really hard to wean it away from her later on! Great product!

My daughter won't take anything else! -Even Soothies without the animal attached. She was premature and placed in the NICU and given a duck Wubbanub. Ever since she loves cuddling with them. She loves holding and mouthing the animal. We just pop them the wash as needed and air dry them.

My daughter loves the Wubbanub. I purchased the kitty. She is 3 1/2 months old so she can hug the kitty and hold the pacifier in her mouth. Terrific for those parents who are constantly putting the pacifier back in after their child is spitting it out. I do not recommend it for any child under 3 months. Downside to this great invention is you cannot sanitize the Soothie in the microwave, boiling water or dishwasher. It is not removable. So you must hand wash the Soothie and stuffed animal.

the cute little kitty actually does help keep the paci in my daughters mouth. we get lots of compliments! i'm going to order 2 more.

It just didn't work for us. Could be partly due to the fact that my baby has decided that she will no longer accept anything but the breast. The kitten is cute; but the kitten face wasn't quite as cute as the photo shows. These are a bit pricey too.

My grandaughter was born premature and the hospital gave her this type of pacifier. I ordered the kitten as an extra. It's adorable and she loves it. Great gift to give at a baby shower.

I just ordered a second one because my daughter loves it so much. Even though she has outgrown using the pacifier she still likes to have it with her when she goes to bed. She also likes to use it when she is teething so I don't know what we would do without it.

Wubbanub will not solve ALL your pacifier woes, but it does make a difference. Try giving your infant a plain Soothie first to see if they like the nipple style (available at some drug stores). If they do, I would definitely recommend the Wubbanub! No longer am I digging all around and under my daughter to find her Soothie, it stays nearby. I can tuck the kittie's legs into her car seat strap. Sometimes she is able to suck it back into her mouth even after crying. She has started to grab onto the kitty, no doubt she will come to love the toy as much as the Soothie. However, it does make it easier for baby to accidentally pull it out of her mouth with those flailing, grasping hands. The other drawback is that it is harder to wash. I guess you could use a dry heat sanitizer maybe, but I just use antibacterial dishsoap on the pacifier part. Ultimately, it is much better than having a plain pacifier - more comforting, less time spent putting it back in her mouth, better car trips.

This is the most wonderful pacifier I have seen. She has loved her soothie pacifier from the first day! Unfortunately there are only rather large clips for attatching the soothie to clothes. Since they are all rubber, they bounce forever when they drop. Under couches, tables, etc. This is the BEST thing ever invented as far as I am concerned. We never are far from our kitty and she now at 8 weeks holds onto it while using the paci. My only regret was not thinking of it myself!! Such a good, simple, great way to keep it near and keep it from popping out all the time when they are new. THANK YOU!!!

My daughter took to the soothie pacifier right from birth, but my husband and I didn't take to putting it back in her mouth every 2 minutes! After some research I came across the Wubbanubs. Brilliant idea, it helps tremendously with keeping the pacifier where it needs to be. It's perfect to swaddle up with baby; stays in place probably 85% of the time. I thought the kitty was by far the cutest one, however, ours has lint/fuzz actually coming out of it. The legs are stuffed with bean bag type stuffing, but the body is emanating little stringy fuzz. I'm constantly at it with the lint roller, which doesn't help much. It always looks fuzzy and therefore dirty; not what you want with something for a newborn. I'm going to try the pony and see if it does the same. Despite that one flaw, we couldn't live without it! Combined with a SwaddleMe wrap, it equals LOTS more sleep for baby, mommy, and daddy!