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The BinkieBeanie was originally invented for the sole purpose of helping an infant's pacifier stay in their mouth and not falling to the ground. Then we realized that it was so much more! Read below and watch our videos to see everything the BinkieBeanie can do!

The BinkieBeanie not only helps the pacifier stay in the baby's mouth, it also allows the baby to learn to push the pacifier back in their mouth, and helps prevent contamination caused by the pacifier falling onto the floor.

Logan loved his pacifier, but it would always fall out of his mouth. Then he would cry until someone put it back in his mouth. Many times, mommy and daddy would have to search in his carrier, swing, bouncer, or car seat to find the pacifier because it had fallen out and ended up underneath his arm, leg, or bottom. After just one day of having the BinkieBeanie, Logan was able to push his pacifier back in all my himself! The BinkieBeanie made the pacifier much easier to find, in the rare event that it fell from Logan's chest.

The BinkieBeanie serves as a toy and a pillow for an infant.

Once a baby realizes that they can spit their pacifier out and then push it back in their mouth, this becomes a game. Cali has lots of fun doing this! She will push the pacifier out, lick it, move it, then push it back in. This is one of her favorite games! When the baby is in a car seat, carrier, swing, or bouncer, the BinkieBeanie even serves as a pillow. The ends of the BinkieBeanie fall just below the baby's ears, and babies will often use these ends as a pillow.

The BinkieBeanie helps prevent newborns from scratching their faces, even if they don't use a pacifier!

Most newborns will scratch their face at some point. That is why many parents place mittens on their baby's hands. The BinkieBeanie gives the infant something to grab onto before reaching their face, thus preventing them from scratching. Even if your baby does not use a pacifier, the BinkieBeanie can be used without a pacifier for the sole purpose of preventing scratching.

This is Logan at 11 days old. For several weeks, we could not

keep his hands off of his face. We tried the infant mittens, but he

always managed to get them off somehow. This picture was taken

before the BinkieBeanie was invented.

The BinkieBeanie makes driving with your baby in the back seat safer.

Most parents have had the experience of trying to put their baby's pacifier back in their mouth while trying to drive. Not only does the pacifier fall out constantly, but when it falls it usually finds its way underneath the baby, making it very difficult to find. Trying to find the pacifier while driving is extremely dangerous. Some parents have even resorted to using adhesive tape to hold the pacifier in their baby's mouth so they wouldn't have this problem. This is very dangerous for the baby, because if they spit up they can choke. Several fatalities have resulted from parents using tape to secure a baby's pacifier. Don't let that happen to your baby!

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This is Cali at 4 weeks old. As you can see, she is grabbing onto the BinkieBeanie rather than scratching her face. Her parents used infant mittens at first, but when they started using the BinkieBeanie, the mittens were no longer necessary.