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Drama hit the ceiling! My partner and I were just leaving for a family day when the youngest was screaming on the top of his longs. Im a young father. Maybe Im like you. Maybe you are a young mother. What ever could have possibly prepared us for being a dad? As it turns out our toddler had dropped his nuk on the way out. Of course, its not the first time so the solution became more of a drill. Walk back where we had walked, pick up the pacifier, walk to the kitchen, clean the soother, walk back to baby and pray he will not drop it again. Which of course he does. A couple of times. This dazzling [http://www.amazon.com/Stimulates-Satisfaction-Instructions-Packaging-certified/dp/B00SR12JLW See more about this Pacifier Clip product] essay has varied powerful warnings for the meaning behind it. On purpose... Finally, we made it to our destination where the smart ass of the house shows us a genius solution for our already accepted habitual drama. A nuk holder! Now the question is Where do we get these? Granny gently offered to create one for our drama baby. My sweet wife frowns, obviously does not feel comfortable as I can see she does not really trust omas nuk clip making skills. Than my cousin jumps in. Have you got Prime? she blurs out. Yes, I have Prime. I order all my things off of Amazon, except for my food replies the love of my life. Maybe IllI will trust them enough one day for groceries as well. Stephany jumps on the computer and searches Amazon. Pacifier Clip is the keyword and immediately a million clips pop up. Now we have our holder attached to both the soother and our toddlers clothing and my back is saved. We went for a nuk clip made by a wonderful organization called Kylo Kita and the holder is part of the Ladybird Series for both boys or girls. Six cute items in the same style! Mommy guidelines were on the packaging. A lot less crying is done at home these days... Its amazing how simple hacks are so close often and we often dont even realize it...