Little Bunny's Pacifier Plan (Concept Books (Albert Whitman))

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Summary: LB's Plan
Review: From baby to big bunny, LB doesn't go anywhere without his pacifier. Then after a visit to the dentist, he starts with a plan to put it away forever. He starts slowly but soon discovers that there is more to life than having a pacifier.

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Summary: LB's Plan
Review: From baby to big bunny, LB doesn't go anywhere without his pacifier. Then after a visit to the dentist, he starts with a plan to put it away forever. He starts slowly but soon discovers that there is more to life than having a pacifier.

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Summary: With colorfully charming, full color illustrations
Review: Little Bunny learned to crawl, walk, dance, and even talk with his pacifier in his mouth. Little Bunny loves his pacifier, but when he visits the dentist, Dr. Hopper explains that it is time to put it away. Little Bunny wants to be a big bunny, but can he give up his favorite thing? Kathy Parkinson's colorfully charming, full color illustrations wonderfully enhance Maribeth Boelts' entertaining story for very young readers about the need to eventually outgrow comfortable and comforting habits like the use of pacifiers, security blankets, or nightlights.

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Summary: Helpful
Review: This is one of several books I have read with my 3 year old granddaughter about letting go of the pacifier. I found this one most helpful in that it really does outline a sort of plan for giving it up. After we finished reading it the first time, my granddaughter was deep in thought, and then came to me later with her own version of "The Plan" which she has more or less adhered to.