Dr. Brown'sLovey Pacifier and Teether Holder, 0 Months+, Fox with Teal

Esta súper lindo, suave y de buena calidad

The pros of Dr. Brown’s loveys make them the better product over WubbaNubs. I bought a lovey after being frustrated with how much money I was spending on replacing WubbaNubs and thought there had to be a cheaper alternative. My son never kept a normal pacifier in his Mouth and would only do so if an animal was attached. I’m disappointed I didn’t learn about the Loveys earlier on so I didn’t have to waste so much money. The pacifier is detachable which makes purchasing this product over WubbaNub an EASY decision. Instead of having to replace the whole thing, like you do with a WubbaNub, you can throw the animal in the wash to get it good and clean easily, you can replace the pacifier with a new one, you can transition your child to different style pacifier as they grow older as long as there’s a handle to attach the clips to... etc. I’ve also found that the Loveys are better quality and hold up better to the life of a toddler than the WubbaNub did. I’ve gifted these to all my new mom friends and will continue to do so!

I'm impressed. I bought this to replace my daughter's WubbaNub that our dog got a hold of. She's had it for a day and I already love it more than WubbaNub. I love that it can hold basically any pacifier, not just Dr. Brown, even two at a time, and the pacifiers are removable. With WubbaNubs, if something happens to the pacifier, you have to throw the whole thing away because there's no way to detach the pacifier from the animal. They're completely unsalvageable, which given that they're $15 is outrageous. These are closer to $10 and in my opinion just as cute, and the way she hugs her fox I'd say my daughter agrees. I'll definitely be ordering at least one more in the near future--that way she has one that stays at home and one that stays in the car (I mean, her diaper bag gets filled to the brim as it is). As far as I'm concerned, our dog did us a favor chewing up her WubbaNub. So, so thankful to have found out about Dr. Brown Loveys!Protip edit: We've had these for over a year now. My daughter is still an avid pacifier sucker. She still has two out of the three I bought in the last year and I'm entirely convinced it's because we discovered that attaching one of the clips to her stroller keeps her from dropping it when we're out. You can't do that with WubbaNub. Another point goes to Dr. Brown Loveys!

Love the appearance of the fox and the fabrics that were used. The ears and tail are great for chewing. And the teal pacifiers is a nice color. But it's not machine washable?!?!? It's a kid's toy. You can't wipe off the amount of saliva that's going to be gummed into those ears. Very unimpressed with integrity of the company. It's like making a bad umbrella and saying "oh well don't go out in the rain, we can't vouch for it not getting water stained." The velcro also isn't very strong.(Note: I've been ignoring the no-wash instructions and putting it in a small delicates bag with cold water washes and delicate dryer cycles and it's been fine so far)

Got this to replace a lost Wubbanub. I have mixed feelings about it. In comparison to that, I would say I was very impressed with the quality of the stuffed animal. It’s a little more plush and soft than the wub. However, that being said, I think I still prefer the Wub over this despite the extra money spent. This one is cute but i think the animal is a little too big? It just seems a little odd to dangle from the paci, unlike the wub, when it’s in his mouth. On the wub it is attached to it closer and seems to be a lighter and smaller all around. My little one does like this new one but he isn’t as crazy about the binky itself which is a personal thing obviously. I do like that the binky can be detached for when we take binky away for good he will still be able to snuggle with the animal. Idk good product but would go with the other one next time... I think.