I've heard it called a binky before, and a nook. My cousins kids call it a ninny. My nephew called his a kiki (sounds like kee kee), so that's what I call it.
My oldest is 12 - we spent the weekend with my nieces I kept calling it a binky and was told that's the name of the blanket - then the dn started screaming - and I yelled, "get the plug"
yep, it came back to me, we called it a "PLUG"
and the pacifier fairy came one day to take all the pacifiers to poor unfortunate babies... *sigh and I cried many a times wanting the dern plug back more than the child!!
I've heard it called a binky before, and a nook. My cousins kids call it a ninny. My nephew called his a kiki (sounds like kee kee), so that's what I call it.
The spanish word for "dummy" is bobo and that's what we call the pacifier. In Portuguese I've heard it called a "shoo-py or "chu-pie" which is derived from the work Sucker.
My sons called it a "ludla," as did I, my mother, and my grandmother. Apparently it's the German word (or close to the German word) for either pacifier, or something that means something similar. Maybe someone who speaks German on here knows.
DH is from rural North Carolina and they call it a "sugar *****." I almost fell out of my chair laughing the first time I heard one of his relatives say that.
Uh oh, I tried to post a forbidden word! I told DH that was a bad word up north and he thought I was exagerating. Sorry moderators.
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