Comments on: WFMW: Lovey back-up / replacement

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By: Martie

Martie — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 14:58:39 +0000

This is a very good idea. When we lived overseas years ago, our oldest girl had a special dolly, and she would twirl Tiffany’s hair while she sucked her thumb. One day at the park, Tiffany disappeared and we never found her. We had to look high and low to find a replacement. Our poor daughter was beside herself.

You have a beautiful family!

Come by and see us sometime at The Big Yellow House!

Martie

By: Tooz

Tooz — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 19:54:16 +0000

My second child (who now has a baby of her own!) was attached to the satiny binding on her blankets. Once when I visited my mom, we forgot and left pie pie at home. I was so worried that she wouldn’t be able to sleep without it! Mom pulled a nylon half-slip out of her drawer, and Sippy settled right down, cuddling Branny’s slip. Pie pie was such a part of Sippy’s life, that when she married, I wrapped pie pie up and gave it to her as one of her gifts. As far as I know, she still has it. Lovey’s are important, and finding a back-up one is an excellent idea!

By: A Juggling Mum

A Juggling Mum — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 12:15:12 +0000

That’s a very good idea Thankfully none of my kids have ever been attached to anything like that. Although they all like to play with my hair, so as long as I don’t go bald I should be ok………lol!

By: Rhen (yestheyareallmine)

Rhen (yestheyareallmine) — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 01:57:42 +0000

So very true. Each of our children get two small crocheted blankets from my mom. One to wash and one to use so that way they always have one.
Great tip!!

By: Laane

Laane — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 23:57:08 +0000

None of my children wanted a blanket.
They all wanted a stuffed animal, or certain sounds.

These differences between children are so interesting.

Have a wonderful week!

By: Mrs. Bick

Mrs. Bick — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 22:25:27 +0000

My oldest chose the plush blankets for his “lovey”, and they all have “Pooh” on them. And we found out just how attached he was when we had a sick incident while traveling and had to quick find another while the first was laundered. You are correct, that it is most frequently more about texture and not the picture. Wise words of mommy wisdom if I ever heard it! Rock on!

By: pippi

pippi — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 12:41:52 +0000

My son’s only lovey was my long hair. He would run his fingers through it from his earliest days. Once when he was about 4 I had just had enough of having my hair touched that day and said “Why don’t you get a wooby like other kids?!!” He looked incredibly offended and replied “But Mom, YOU”RE my wooby”. Needless to say he got the hair back.

By: Lazy Organizer

Lazy Organizer — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 04:17:37 +0000

Smart Mama! This is very strange but my daughter loves fuzz. She picks it off of things and rubs it under her nose while she sucks her thumb so anything fuzzy will do: a knitted blanket, sweater or hat, a fleeze blanket or jacket, even a bath towel! It’s a problem now because I took all her fuzzy things away to try and get her to stop sucking her thumb but she can find fuzz anywhere!

By: Pmom @ Chocolate and Garlic

Pmom @ Chocolate and Garlic — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 03:48:46 +0000

Thanks! I think my daughter is developing an attachment to her blanket, so this is a good reminder.