no way. it looks like a muzzle. would NEVER use this with my child or give it to anyone as a gift. never mind the high pricetag

So when a baby spits up as they typically do, they will have the presence of mind to utilize the “break-away” feature to avoid choking on their own vomit? Blah. Let’s hope this one is yanked from the market BEFORE any babies die.

WHAT!?! Absolutely not. I agree with Faye – it looks like a muzzle…

Too scary looking!! I use paci clips to keep the binky attached to my baby’s clothing so i dont have to deal with dropping binkys. This looks dangerous to put on a baby. I agree with the last comment, too much like a muzzle

I have often wished for something like this too, but I would not want one because I would be tempted to use it. There’s no way that’s safe!

That is so unsafe. What happens when the baby spits up and they can’t spit their paci out? Or even if baby just doesn’t want the paci in anymore? That’s some lazy, dangerous stuff right there.

You have got to be kidding. No fricking way. That looks like a torture device. Sometimes baby wants to spit binky, that’s what they do. That is horrible.

Sorry to be off topic, but something that’s been driving me nuts about Babble is that you say “find out more after the jump”. The jump is diff for everyone, and we know how to scroll. (And many don’t know WTH “the jump” is anyway). Plus anyone viewing on a mobile device finds it even more pointless…how many “jumps” does it take to get to your version of the “jump” on an iPhone. We aren’t all on 800 x 600 anymore at a CRT.

Diff browsers and toolbars installed at the top make the “jump” lower for people as well.

As far the beeni thing, why get your child SO dependent on a paci?

It honestly looks inhumane! Who in their right mind would strap that across their childs face. It looks like something a lazy parent would buy so they would have to get up and find the bink after a “sneeze or cough”, …just my honest opinion

No way. What about when the baby doesn’t want the stimuli from sucking anymore.doesn’t look like they can spit it out. Plus it can’t be good for teeth it being stuck in there. Use a pacifier leash, much safer

NOOOO WAY…are you serious? Thats why they have those pacifier clips that attatch to the childs clothes so if they do spit out the pacifier its still attatched to them but not stuck in their mouth. Its like those harnesses. WHo the heck puts those on thier child? ONly people who are too lazy to put their child in a stroller or actually watch them. You look like your walking a dog, not watching your kid. WOW ANyone who actually has a thought about using one of those those beeni baby things needs to rethink that. Its rediculous. and cant be too safe. I cant believe anyone even thought about inventing one of those!!

I’m not that lazy that I couldn’t pick up a pacifier after my baby drops it repeatedly. I’m jut glad none of my kids took them. And what if they have this device on and your driving and can’t see them in the backseat. Are little babies strong enough to push this out of there mouth with there tongue? What if they spit up alot? Will this cause them to choke?

A. If you can think of “nothing quite as stressful” as searching for a pacifier while your baby’s crying, you have bigger issues than that lost pacifier.

B. Those clips mentioned above by Elizabeth should do the job just fine, if you must have something. That way if they want to spit it out, they can.

This invention almost seems like a way to force feed these smile-altering security-suckers that no child should “NEED” in the first place. Weening a 2-year old off of a pacifier is a difficult and ridiculous process.

I think there’s a reason a baby spits out his pacifier. At that instant, the baby wants to push the pacifier out of his mouth (he’s not so good at planning ahead: now I don’t have my binkie! Waaaa!). Thwarting baby’s intentions is NOT going to make him happy, and he will let you know.

No way would I ever use this! I agree with other posts that it’s like a muzzle! It’s just another product that is not only dangerous but shows how lazy as society that we have become. Really just pick up the pacifer and clean it off. Children require attention and care we can’t rely on “devices” to do what we can easily do!

I also couldn’t imagine a parent keeping a hat on their child for very long. A child can easily over heat. The only time it could be used is outside in the dead of winter. Dangerous and a waste of money! There’s my two cents on the contraption.

I think this is wierd! What if the baby (for lack of a better word) barfs, where does that go? back in?? I would never put a baby through that. Let’s actually take care of a baby and not rely on muzzles to do it for us

I dont like it. It looks like a baby could be strangled with it. Yea I know you never let a chile go to sleep with something with straps on it, but what about when walking or in a car? isnt that the time you would use it? It would only take a few seconds for that to harm an infant, and they cant inform you in any way something in that manor is wrong.

do you seriously want to create a child that dependent on a paci? When it falls out it stays out .. learnt that the hard way .. have seen ppl stick 10 pacis’ in a crib so their kid could self soothe .. yeah right .. each to their own ..

my concern is not what it looks like, but rather what happens if a baby spits up…I don’t think it has ANYTHING at all to do with being detached. My precious son just turned 10 months old, and he HATES riding in his carseat. He will cry and cry until we reach our destination. He now does great holding his pacifier in his mouth, and I keep it on a clip, however when he was first born, he would always spit it out, not quite having the hang of keeping it in. Something like this would have been wonderful, however, like I said in the beginning, I would be worried about him spitting up and not being able to spit it out when needed. I also don’t think the clip is that great at keeping the pacifier clean once the baby starts to crawl. I’ve watched my son drag his pacifier across the floor and I have to wash it even though it was on the clip. So, I see pros and cons to this device. But for me, if I 100% KNEW it was safe, I would have loved this for my son.

*DISLIKE* I think this is AWFUL! What if it is choking or (don’t) heaven forbid (want) his paci? It is too dangerous and to confining, and I agree, you should just get a clip on if you worry about losing yours. This just seems WRONG to me. Even looking at it makes me feel weird. I would DEFINITELY NOT buy one for my child or anyone elses, or even for a dog. Once again *DISLIKE*

I would never, never use this product at all. First of all it looks like your gagging the poor child, and second if my child don’t want her pacifier I’m not going to force her to keep it in her mouth. I can’t see how that is safe at all. What if your baby spits up and cant spit the pacifier out of her mouth.

I’m going to be the odd one out and say this would have been awesome if i knew about this when my son was a baby. Because of his cleft lip and palate he wasn’t able to keep anything in his mouth. We used medical tape..loosely…to keep his in his mouth.

It’s the only way he would sleep……

for a ‘normal’ baby, i would not use this.

there is no way I would ever use that on my baby. I am gasping for air for that poor baby. I ‘d be afaird of obstructing their breathing. And for some parents who may not know any better may use it on a fussy infant with a stuffy nose or who is congested with a cold. I know that pacifiers may drop out of a babies mouth due to all of the above(yawning sneezing, etc) but they also know when they’ve had enough of it or need a good breath of air through their mouth.Let our babies at least have a choice to spit that thing out!! They are there own llitle people too :) and I’d also be afarid the strap would get tangled around their neck. I am actually terrifed of this “inventive” baby product.

And what happens when the baby spits up?

NO WAY, this is unsafe and inhumane!

Ditto all the above comments. I always have a clean pacifier with a cover on it tucked into my bra (less “endowed” people may choose to use their pocket, but bra works for me) when I have a baby who uses one (I am currently pregnant with my sixth, so we have been doing this for a while.) Give baby the fresh paci, find the “lost” one, wash and cap it and put it in my bra – voila! Problem solved. No torture devices or potential choking hazards needed. I have a sneaking suspicion this is a late April Fool’s joke, surely nobody would seriously BUY this?

Omg…really this is such a safety hazard, morally inhumane, and a idiotic idea. So the inventor of this product has to be one sorry lazy piece of crap that just wants their kid to be silent and a fake baby doll. Why would, no how could anyone ever even think about using this on their child. This product should immediately be banned from production. My child has gerd and i would never strap anything in his face just because I didnt want to chase down his paci. its called a paci leash product inventor. Not a paci gag. Really take care of your child dont figure out how to hold them down.

just plain retarded to invent that devise,,get off your butts who ever invented it and take care of your lil one yourself,if it was so inconvient to pick up a passy and wash it off then your cleary not one to have children in the first place,,granted you prolly thought it was a great idea,but did you seriously think that us MOTHERS that take pride in holding and doing for our children would actually buy that dangerous thing,how stupid do you think us mothers realy are,,,stop trying to make money on something to get rich fast,,and for people that allowed this to go through as a OKAY..PRODUCT in safty you should be ashamed of yourselfs,hello babys spit up and gage on it,and if they cant get a passy out of there mouths the baby dont stand a chance unless someone notices theres something wrong,,what ever im done on this topic its just plain ignorance..and laziness…i will never buy something so horrible,and that is asence of cruelty..not being hostile or any of that just stating my opinions and how i feel about this product.i know that the product is not a product of babble,,im just babbling it out lol,,

I’m Sorry I don’t think its the best thing, they can choke on thier spit up or some babies puke a lot due to gerd…I would not be very comfortable with it :/

My 1st child was born nearly 4 years ago, and shortly after his birth there was a story in the local news about a daycare worker who duct taped a pacifier into a toddler’s mouth and locked it in a dark bathroom. This looks like a similar idea. If you’re too lazy to deal with the dramas of pacifier use, don’t use them! And, while many people have mentioned the hazards related to an infant not being able to spit out their pacifier when they spit up, what about one who can’t breathe through their nose because of a cold? This is not a safe product!

forgive me but there is no way i would put that on my baby, say the child rolls over on its face or is stopped up, it cuts off the oxygen supply. babys need a way to get them out of their mouth if needed. that scares me.

Just showed this to my family to laugh about it. We clicked on the product link and what do we find? Lo and behold, a product recall notice. Apparently the recall is for 35 units–I guess that only 35 parents were willing to try this.

what an idiot..what if the baby vomited? what if you put it to bed with this torture thing on…and the baby developed a stuffed nose and needed to breath through its mouth? whoever invented it is obviously a lazy parent.