Hi,
DS is now 20 months old, and though we usually limit the use of his comfort blankets (he has 3) to night time, he does use them at intervals during the day. And asks for them occasionally.
The way he uses the blanket, is by chewing on the corners, or sucking on them I should say...he was a very sucky baby since birth and the comfort blankets replaced irritating dummies at around 5 months.
He uses the blanket as a sleeping aid, sucking on it either calms him or sends him to sleep. Id love to continue, but worry that I need to do something about it now before its too late to break the habit.
any suggestions?
thankyou
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comfort blankets - when to get rid of?
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vannah · 28/06/2007 20:45
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