|
|
|
Customer reviews of Pacimals by Pacimals
Return to Pacimals product information...
Pacimals has been reviewed 15 times with an average rating of 4.73
Best pacifier tool
Posted 8/19/2010 by Ashley Perez
Rating: 
We love the pacimal, and so does our three-month-old. It makes it much easier for him to enjoy his pacifier since with the animal attached, it's harder for the pacifier to get lost. Also, he loves snuggling with the stuffed animal. The adapter is handy if your child already has a favorite pacifier.
|
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
|
| Was this review helpful to you? |
 |
 |
(Report abuse) |
Great idea!
Posted 4/18/2012 by Isabelle Marrero
Rating: 
It helps the baby to hold on to the pacifier easier.
Wonderful
Posted 2/22/2012 by EDWARD A MORIN
Rating:
What a great idea! It keeps my little one busy!
Pacimals
Posted 12/31/2011 by Parents of 5
Rating:
Setting: Homeschool
We bought the bunny Pacimal for our 2 month old. She isn't quite old enough to hold it, but it won't be long. We like the fact that it is hard to lose this pacifier. Both the stuffed toy and the pacifier can be washed seperately.
Great pacifer
Posted 11/29/2011 by carolina DeCarlo
Rating:
Setting: School
We have had this pacifier since my son was born. It is the best for the following reasons: The pacifer detaches. It is currently being used by my son as a teether/comfort toy. He sleeps with and will sometimes bite on it. It can be thrown in the washing machine and be washed. The pacifer can be sanitized and can be removed when you are ready. It's big enough not to get lost easily.
Review of Pacimals
Posted 11/9/2011 by Debbi McCumsey
Rating:
I bought this pacimal for a baby shower gift. I bought the first one for my grandson and he loved it. He is now 2 1/2 and doesn't need the pacifier but loves his stuffed animal, he sleeps with it and carries it everywhere, it's a portable security blanket.
Information about Pacimals
Posted 8/28/2011 by DEBBIE K LUTTON
Rating:
my grand daughter loves it
Pacimals
Posted 7/22/2011 by Jill
Rating:
Setting: Home
My baby is only 11 weeks old and isn't able to hold his pacimal yet, but he loves to grab it while he's playing. It's small enough for his little fingers to wrap around the arms and legs of the bear and wave it around. It's also small enough to stuff in the diaper bag and take out with us. I also love that the rubber pacifier attachment is sewn to the bear's head. When it's time to get rid of the pacifier, all I'll have to do is cut off the pacifier attachment. My baby will still get to keep his teddy bear! Lastly, it's great that the pacimal can go in the washing machine. Most of his plush toys cannot be washed and I feel so much better knowing this toy is clean and safe for my baby.
Product review of Pacimals
Posted 7/12/2011 by jennifer hunsicker
- RELATIVE
Rating:
Setting: Home
My nephew already uses it all the time and he is only a couple weeks old!!
Review of Pacimals
Posted 5/8/2011 by JANE KLEEB
Rating:
We bought the hula hoop because it was a little different than your traditional hop and our 10 year old can pack it up with her because it "breaks down." Great fun!
Pacimal: Brody the Bear
Posted 3/27/2011 by Danielle Geary
Rating:
Love the cute pacimals, they are a lot bigger than other plush toy paci's out there, so that helps keep the toy in place longer with my lil' squirmier!
Information about Pacimals
Posted 3/22/2011 by Marisa Shannon
Rating:
Setting: Home
My 5 month old daughter LOVES this thing! The Wubanub was great but you're stuck with the same Soothie pacifier which is sewn on. We changed to the Pacimal because it has the orthodontic pacifier adapter. You can also remove the pacifier for cleaning. This is a great product. She has the duck and the giraffe and loves them both!
Review for Pacimals
Posted 12/24/2010 by charlene brittain
Rating:
Something that my grandson can hold on to and play with while sucking on his pacifier.
A rating of Pacimals
Posted 1/17/2011 by Christie Knapper
Rating:
Setting: Home
Absolutely adorable! It is a little large for our preemie but she is slowly gaining enough strength to hold the pacimal in her mouth.
|