Instead of spitting it out, Ivey now uses her hands to skillfully remove her binky from her mouth. However, she has not yet developed enough eye-hand coordination to return it to her mouth without mommy’s help.
Note: The above video was shot, edited, and posted using my iPhone.
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Kelly Tirman is the mom behind kellytirman.com and serves as Sr. Manager of Operations for Walmart’s Global eCommerce User Experience, Insights & Analytics teams. Kelly’s blog focuses on sharing ideas on urban living; including general lifestyle, raising multilingual children and organic beauty.
OMG, that is TOO adorable. Wow, she’s a gorgeous kid, just like her mommy.
Oh man, you’re making me want to update my iphone to the video model. What a cute little baby girl!
The funniest part is we have a couple pacifiers that have a right side up – a dent where the nose fits in – and she always puts them in upside down. Makes me laugh every time.
Mine did the same thing, but within about a month of getting it out she learned to get it back in