The perfect gift for dads who don't know what to do anymore!
For babies, the pacifier brings them peace of mind and is an object they do not want to be separated from. If it's time for your little one to say goodbye to the pacifier, we recommend you take a look at this resource.
What is the educational toy I learn to give up the pacifier?
This educational and didactic game is composed of a series of tips and activities to help the little ones to give up the pacifier. In each of the 20 cardboard cards included there is a piece of advice or activity for the family to overcome this difficult moment, without creating traumas.
It is important to identify when it is the right time for the child to give up the pacifier, as children can develop emotional dependence on its use, which can negatively affect their cognitive and emotional development.
We know that the process of giving up the pacifier can be difficult for both the child and the parents, and may require parents to develop effective strategies to help their children give up the pacifier. Among them, this game is one of the most natural, easy and fun for the little ones.
Therefore, addressing the pacifier cessation process effectively and developing stress and anxiety management skills is key to the proper growth of the child. Adults will love this game!
Advantages of buying this psychoeducational toy
Educational and didactic games help children develop self-esteem and self-confidence. As they learn and master new skills, they become more confident and capable of facing new challenges.
Life Skills are a set of psychological and social skills that help people to efficiently face and solve the challenges of everyday life. The WHO (World Health Organization) has defined ten key skills that are essential for the well-being of people, especially children.
This game is designed for children to develop stress management skills, one of the Life Skills identified by the WHO.
The earlier adults learn to help children manage stress, the better relationships and conflict management will develop in school. If children learn to manage stress, they will also gradually learn how to recognize their emotions, actively listen to others, seek positive solutions, set clear boundaries and encourage open communication.
On the other hand, if you want to give this game for children to learn to give up the pacifier, remember that you will be helping both parents and children to achieve better stress management and conflict resolution, an integral part of a child's holistic education that should be addressed at home.
So don't hesitate any longer, if parents don't know what to do to make their little one leave his faithful companion aside, this alternative is the best solution.
Information you should know about the I'm learning to give up pacifier toy
Age: Game for children over 18 months
Pack: 13 x 18.5 x 4.8 cm
Life Skills games are designed and produced in Italy.
Attention! Keep for future reference. Colors and details may vary from the images. Remove all packaging material before handing the toy to the child.
