The Better Binky Holder: Mom Invented Pacifier Accessory Brings Sleep to Exhausted Parents
Summary
Stacy Dallman, created the idea for Paci-Plushies™ after becoming frustrated at the number of times she was waking up in the middle of the night to find her toddler daughter’s pacifiers.“The product was a good idea, but the major limitation was that it had a newborn sized pacifier permanently sewn into it.” Dallman thought that the permanent attachment of a newborn pacifier defeated the purpose of the product altogether because most babies do not develop the dexterity to bring the plush toy to their mouths until they are at least 12-16 weeks old.This journey has been eye opening and fulfilling, and I’m glad that I ended up venturing out on my own to bring the Paci-Plushies™ to life!” Paci-Plushies™ are now available at www.PaciPlushies.com and come in several Though never intending to become a mom-inventor, Dallman encourages other Mom Inventors to follow through with good ideas that will help solve everyday parenting problems.Paci-Plushies™ retail for $13.95 and include a clear colored orthodontic pacifier with protective cap.Though never intending to become a mom-inventor, Dallman encourages other Mom Inventors to follow through with good ideas that will help solve everyday parenting problems.“I knew that I had to bring Paci-Plushies™ to market, even though I didn’t know a thing about inventing a product,” says Dallman, “I just knew that I had a useful idea to help solve a common problem in a better way.”Dallman, a native of Western New York, is married to professional hockey player Kevin Dallman and currently resides in Los Angeles with their two young children.Paci-Plushies™ can be viewed at the 2008 ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas, Booth 1221.