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Features
- plush: polyester Fibers Pacifier: 100% silicone
- Imported
- WubbaNub Brand- The Original Pacifier/Plush Animal combination
- Durable one piece construction is both functional and stylish. Patented design makes it easy for baby to grasp
- Made with 100% silicone pacifier. Latex free, BPA, PVC and Phthalate free
- Recommended for newborns through six months. (Not suggested for babies with teeth or in teething stage)
Description
Fall in love with our award winning WubbaNub Pacifier, the original part plush, part pacifier. The patented WubbaNub design is sure to be your baby’s first friend. The unique style of the original WubbaNub Pacifier allows it to remain near baby’s mouth, easy to grasp, nearly impossible to lose and may assist baby to self soothe. WubbaNub is distributed in hospitals, NICU and well-baby units nationwide and is made with a 100% silicone pacifier, a non-latex and BPA, PVC and Phthalate-free. The durable one-piece construction of the pacifier means no germs hiding between cracks. WubbaNub is a safety-first company that mandates all infant/baby products are completely safety tested. NOTE: WubbaNub Pacifiers purchased online are packaged in a clear polybag with header card that further describes features and benefits. For additional details and support please refer to the links below. NOTE: WubbaNub Pacifiers purchased online are packaged in a clear polybag with header card that further describes features and benefits. For additional details and support please refer to the links below. Product measures approximately 7 x 5 x 2 inches. Is there anything better than a fun-loving companion? Our Monkey Lovey is the familiar first friend that your baby will recognize from our WubbaNub family and have tons of WubbaNub fun for playtime. Designed with an ultra-soft plush for the cozies and playful rattle for the giggles, WubbaNub Monkey Lovey is the perfect companion that your baby will Wub! WubbaNub Monkey Lovey can be found on Amazon and Lovey dimensions are approximately 14 x 8 x 4 inches
Brand: WubbaNub
Number of Items: 1
Number of Pieces: 1
UPC: 719771223302 885492218436 594883088168 719771323309 634154095676 719771324306
Manufacturer: WubbaNub
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Model Number: WN-007
Part Number: WN-007
Color: Brown
Pattern: Animal,Monkey
Material Type: Silicone
Material Type Free: BPA, latex and PVC Free
Unit Count: 1 Count
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I first bought these when I again had to replace the 12 pacifiers that had gone missing. My daughter had grown accustom to the feel of the hospital brand pacifiers since she spent a couple of months there after birth. I came across these and bought them because they were super cute but was unsure if my daughter would like them. Previously I had bought pacifiers that looked like the ones the hospital provided but were not. The plastic used to make them were shiny and for whatever reason my daughter had no interest in them. I later discovered that the Gum Drop pacifiers were identical to the ones provided by hospitals. They have a vast variety of styles and colors like GumDrop Pacifier Full-Term Natural Scent Orange 5 Pack and Gum Drop Preemie Pacifier Vanilla Scent (Green) for preemies. These wubbanubs were in fact made of the same material and perfect for my little one. I only wished I had found them sooner since my other two children are grown. I could have saved myself from trips to the crib in the middle of the night to give baby back her pacifier. These pacifiers are perfect for little hands to find and grab in the middle of the night. My daughter just puts her own pacifier back in her mouth. I have yet to lose these unlike the gazillion other pacifiers I have purchased over the years. They make a great toy for baby as well. While the pacifier is in her mouth she tends to play with the plush and tag. It is a somewhat meditative motion that helps to sooth her and/or occupy her in her carseat/stroller/crib. So not only is it a pacifier and toy but it helps build motor skills. There are a number of different colors, animals and even textures like this one Wubbanub Plush Pacifier Toy, Mango Monkey. The WubbaNub Tabby Kitten is my favorite. I have noticed that it is slightly smaller than the other ones I've purchased but my daughter loves it just the same. The pacifier itself is sewn very well to the plush, however, I usually cut the pacifier out after its seen some wear. Just as a caution. Once you stitch the the hole back you have another little toy for baby to play with unlike the plain pacifiers that you have to dump. They make great gifts and additions to a shower basket. I have bought many for my friends. When you think of the must haves in baby gear, I personally would add this to my list. Update: To wash or sterilize, I place a small plastic sandwich bag around the plush to prevent it from getting wet. I can then wash the pacifier with warm water and anti-bacterial soap or clean with a baby safe sterilizer. Then I just take a sterile wipe or even a baby wipe to gently rub the plush doll. It has worked well for me and keeps baby's gear germ free.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2012 by GIA's Mom
At first, I was very reluctant to buy this, now I don't regret it. I'm usually against buying unnecessary gizmos and gadgets invented to make life easier than it already is, but this one has proved to really help in a lot of areas! Convenience: My son would always spit out (on accident) and lose his paci mid-sleep, so we find ourselves getting up many times a night just to put it back in his mouth. This acts a "paperweight," so when he spits it out, it still sits right at his lips, just incase he decides he wants it again. Over time, as he starts to gain more control over his hands, he's learned to grab the monkey, itself, and bring it closer to his mouth. He has also learned to recognize the feeling of his "monkey." If I place any other stuffed toy near him, he'll ignore it until he finds his monkey, lol. Efficiency: Oh, and this is GREAT for never losing anymore pacifiers! We've lost 2 before we decided to buy this! Once we got this, we've never even come close to losing it since it's practically a toy! Avent SOOTHIE attached: There IS one caveat -- don't buy this unless your baby ALREADY LIKES "Soothies" (which is the type of pacifier that's attached to the stuffed toy). If your baby is already used to orthodontic pacis, he/she may not like switching over to this type of pacifier. This VS. clip-ons: I like this more bc it also acts like a toy, and it helps their fine motor skills when they learn to grab and grip onto things. A clip-on may also get in the way when you're trying to pick them up or hold them. The toy also helps to avoid letting the nipple part touch surfaces. ONLY CON: The pacifier is permanently attached, but this is only a minor issue to me. When washing the paci, I don't mind getting the toy a little wet. It dries pretty quickly. And I try to clean it as soon as it gets dirty from milk or anything else. I also wipe it down occasionally.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2013 by adyhvo
The Wubbanub Monkey is great!!! Regular pacifiers fall out when the baby starts sucking on it and starts to pop it up and down in their mouth. Very frustrating to keep putting back in their mouth especially while you're trying to get them to sleep. With the wubbanub monkey pacifier, you can spread out it's legs so the pacifier stays in her mouth as she pops it in and out. The head weighs it down just enough to keep it in. The position of the pacifier sewed into the monkey's mouth is a good angle to help it stay in. I heard from friends that some of the other animals are not as good as the monkey for the angle. The monkey is small and light enough that when she's turning her head back and forth (fighting to not go to sleep) and it gets on her face, she can still breathe just fine. I tried the pacifier clip before purchasing the monkey. The clip works well to keep it from dropping on the floor, but doesn't help with keeping it in her mouth. FYI: this does not keep it in her mouth all the time. At times, she likes to grab it, yank it out, and sometimes toss it. But it works well most of the time. I'd buy it again. She's now almost 4 months old and has been able to grab it and get it into her mouth a few times. She also loves to suck on it's legs and tail now that she's a little older. So we only need one item to go out instead of a toy and pacifier. Other sleep suggestions: From birth to about 2 months old, she just wasn't sleeping well at all, she constantly woke herself up when her arms would suddenly move - it startled her. So with much trial and error, I found the solution to my baby sleeping all night: this swaddle sleepsack (her arms stopped waking her up), her monkey wubbanub pacifier (monkey keeps it in her mouth as she pops it in and out (most of the time), munchkin nursery projector/sound machine turned to heartbeat & projector, mattress at a slight angle (seemed to reduce reflux) = baby sleeping all night 6-10 hrs!!!! PRAISE the LORD for sleep!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2013 by Poe
After stumbling into my six-month-old's bedroom in the middle of the night and searching around her crib for her paci in the dark, I posted a little rant on Facebook about how pacis should glow in the dark. A flood of friends commented that I need to forget the simple paci and graduate to the wubbanub. Okay, I thought, I'll try it. After a month, i love it! Here are my thoughts: Pros: --my daughter can easily hold it and put it in her mouth. She doesn't quite have the motor skills to get the nipple of the paci in her mouth without the Wubbanub attachment. --The hands and feet have little beany things in them, which makes them fun for my daughter to chew on. She's teething now and I think those beany things provide a nice texture for her. The fabric material of the Wubbanub is also soothing to her while she munches down on the feet and hands of the little monkey. --It's machine-washable! Wahoo! Cons: --This thing is filthy. My daughter has been chewing on it a lot lately because of the teething thing. In fact, she doesn't really use the paci part at all right now. So because the fabric part is in her mouth so much, it's a really dirty toy. I would absolutely recommend buying a darker color Wubbanub and washing it often. I have friends that have lighter color ones and they just look so, so dirty and gross. --My daughter is in a dropping phase. We love toys that can be hooked onto her seat or stroller. Unfortunately, this monkey Wubbanub cannot be hooked onto anything. I could probably improvise by either making a hook thing myself with a suspender clip and ribbon, but it would be great if this came with a loop that I could hook a ribbon or other pre-made device through. All in all, my friends are right: the Wubbanub is fantastic and my daughter absolutely loves it! Updated 5/13/2016 When my second daughter was born, we bought another monkey "Wubby" for her and she has slept with it every night since she was about 3 months old. I put a paci clip through the hole in the pacifier so she can have it attached to her pajamas and never lose it at night. This has been the perfect solution to every missing paci issue. However, a couple of weeks ago (when she was 18 months old), she bit off the tip of the pacifier. I couldn't find it anywhere and assumed she swallowed it...I found it yesterday on the living room floor (no idea how it got there). I contacted the company to let them know what happened and to ask if this is normal. Most of my friends have wubbys and use them for years as their security toy. The company said that the Wubbanub is not for older babies--just babies 0-6 months old and that they are working on products for older kids. SOOOOO...bear in mind that the Wubby is only for babies 0-6 months. The company refunded my money, which I thought was an incredibly nice gesture that I didn't even ask for. I let my 18 month old have the monkey part of the wubby with the nipple cut off so she can't chew it off any more. The monkey stays with her in her crib at night and is her favorite toy/security item.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2014 by Carrie Rogers
This is wonderful. I used this for my child and buy them for others. Yes, it is a binky. But it's easier to break the binky habit than it is to break the thumb sucking habit. The pacifier itself is the exact same one the hospital gave me when my child was born. I got one with a stiffed animal attached for multiple reasons, but mostly because we got tired of always bending over to pick it up when my 2 month old would spit it out of his mouth. So after using one for about a year, here's what we have learned. The fabric of the animal is soft and gives baby a feel of texture. It is light weight, yet stays put on baby when spit out. Don't have to keep bending over to pick it up. Teaches baby eye- hand coordination by baby putting it in and out of the mouth at 3-6 months old. Teaches self soothing, by baby being able to put it in his/her mouth on their own. And of course, easy to get rid of without having to worry about continued thumb sucking. It is not machine washable, but can be spot cleaned. Ours lasted about a year before we stopped using it, when our son began to teethe, and the pacifier was still holding well, no chips etc. It is NOT recommended to continue to use this once baby begins teething. And of course, it's a cute monkey!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2016 by sanmacd
I now have 2 boys, and wubs have been a lifesaver. My now 4yo fell in love with his monkey wub instantly. It quickly became his comfort item, and to this day is still a sure fire way to help him sleep. For parents who worry about their kids getting attached, when we were ready to take away pacis, taking away wub was not an option, so what I did instead was use a seam ripper to rip the stitches out that keeps the paci anchored into the animal's mouth, and then did a hidden whip stitch to close wub's mouth back up. We took away the paci shortly before his second birthday, and over 2 years later, the stitches are still holding wubs mouth closed (and I can now easily throw him through the washer and dryer), and he is still the one thing that my oldest son needs to fall asleep. My youngest actually started out with turtle wubs, but constantly wanted his brother's, so I ended up getting him a monkey as well. He didn't take to it like my oldest, and while he still sleeps with it, he is not as intensely attached as my oldest. But he does love them, and asks for them. Now, at 17mo, he sleeps with both a turtle and a monkey wub in his crib. I have bought various animal wubs for many friends over the last 4yrs, including the duck, dog, elephant, several monkeys, and others I'm sure I'm forgetting. I know that for my kids they've been of great comfort. When I see it on a registry, it is one of the things I'm sure to pick up for them. When a friend asks for registry recommendations, I always tell them to look up wubanubs and find an animal that will work for their nursery/style.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2016 by AC from CLE
My child was a die-hard Cozy Coos (by Bright Starts) fan. We bought her one of those pacifiers when she was very small and we absolutely loved it. The Cozy Coos have become harder to find lately so when we needed to replace the pacifier I thought I'd give the WubbaNub a try. I thought that there was no way we could love it as much as we loved the Cozy Coos but we really do like it. Backstory: We had a Cozy Coos pacifier that looked like a puppy. Our dog chewed the pacifier part and we ended up attaching a Soothie pacifier to the Cozy Coos puppy. We bought a new Cozy Coos and the dog got it again (I don't know what it is about that paci specifically that the dog likes so much as she doesn't chew other pacifiers or toys). Positives of the WubbaNub: The pacifier is a "Soothie" like the one my child is used to. These are the kinds that most hospitals provide so the transition was easy. Also, like the other pacifiers with stuffed animals attached, it helps the baby hold the pacifier and they have an easier time finding it at night or in their car-seat. Plus, when they drop it on the floor it doesn't bounce under things like the pacifier would if the animal were not attached. Negatives of the WubbaNub: The pacifier that is attached is very soft (0-3 months) which may be a good thing depending on the age of your child. The stuffed animal that is attached is very light, which again may be a good thing depending on the age of your child. This was a negative for us however because my child was used to the Cozy Coos version that was slightly heavier and more like a beanie baby. Finally, the pacifier on the Cozy Coos detaches so you can clean it and the stuffed animal separately but this WubbaNub is permanently attached.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2017 by MHM
I love WubbaNubs. Less likely to get lost, and it is easier for baby to hold onto. The monkey is super cute. Highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026 by Katie Freeman