My son is 19 months old and we are still tring to take the passy away!!!! It is like his life line if he don't have it in his mouth he either has to have it in his hand or in site!!!!! We have taken it away and then he will come through the house with one in his mouth that i thought we lost months ago HELP!!!!!

Hi Stacee, my daughter is 16 months and still has hers and I too would love to take them away. The only time I let her have them is at nap time and bed time. I say "them" because when she was younger she would lose them at night and I figured I would give her a few so that she would always be able to find one. She use to have one all the time, but I figured if I did away with them slowly she would start to adjust. Now I am ready to toss them all and I am scared about it. She is teething big time and waking at night again so now I feel that by taking them away at this point would only make bed time worse. Most of the time she only plays with them. The only advise I can offer is to wean. I would limit passy time to naps and bed time. He may fight it for a few days, but he will grow use to it. If you or anyone else should have any advise I too would love some as I am in the same perdicament.

well my son will be busy as a bee and not have his passy and then all of a sudden he will start "calling for it" he says "mommy.....passy....go" and trow his hands up like making an " idon't know" jester it is kinda cute but when he starts COCKING IT TO THE SIDE OF HIS MOUTH, to talk i figure it tis time to get ride of it!!!

Super Nanny has some great suggestions on ways to get rid of pacifiers. Like "giving them to babies who need them because you are a big girl/boy now". Or having the Passy Fairy come and take them all and leave a big girl/boy present in its place. Or, you can just plan for a week that you are going to go cold turkey, so that mentally you will be prepared for fits and sleepless nights.