taylor.stahr
Taylor Stahr
Soooo I need some advice. There’s a girl, who is very jealous of me, my son, and my relationship with my fiancée, who recently told me “your 14 month old has no teeth because he is always sucking on his binky”.
Is that true mommy’s? He does only have two teeth as of now. Does the use of binkys prolong teeth growing in?
Is that true mommy’s? He does only have two teeth as of now. Does the use of binkys prolong teeth growing in?
14.01.2019
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taylor.stahr
Thank you all SO much!!! I feel much better ❤️
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naturalmama
No that's nt true. My oldest had his binky until almost 3 and his teeth were fine and my youngest still sucks his paci like urs he has to have it clipped or he will be looking all over for it. It is advised to take them away at 1 but hes still a baby in my eyes so I'm nt in a hurry to stress him out. Tell ur friend to stop hating lol
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amandaw88
Seriously? 😐 If that were true then my son wouldn’t have teeth. He used one until about 3 months ago and had all his baby teeth by the time he was 18 months.
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mommytonicolas
No. My son stopped using his pacifier at 5 months. He was close to 11 months when teeth started coming in.
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professor.hashbrown
No. Not true. Plus, dental problems don't start with pacifiers until about 4 years
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savvysmom
My daughter had teeth young and all of hers in young and ALWAYS had a bink in her mouth. So no
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rachelleclister
But next time time tell her to shove her emotions up her ass. 🤷🏽♀️ and quit hating.
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taylor.stahr
LOL I know I should have !!! I’m just too nice I guess ;( and thank you!!
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rachelleclister
It has been said to affect the way in which they grow but not the number. If it really bothers you take him to a dentist.
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breederofboyz
No lol it might mess up how they grow in but not make them not grow.
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gorjess.momx3
@taylor.stahr I think they encouraged to get rid of that and the bottle around 15 months I think the WIC told me I took my son's pacifier away at 1 year and never gave it back to him he didn't make much of a fuss but he was looking for it but I guess it just all depends because the only reason why I really took it away from him was because he bit into it and as far as the bottle he won't drink milk out of anything else but the bottle so I'm still trying to work on that but as far as that goes no it doesn't affect how many teeth come in just how they come in
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