Silicone Pacifier Beads – Silicone Beads for Pacifier Clips

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Personalize your own pacifier clip with these silky soft food safe silicone beads.Who would have thought you could easily customize a functional and stylish soother clip to match any outfit your new baby or child wears?! Our very own, original, incredibly safe, step-by-step tutorial will allow you to do just this… and the possibilities (and outfits ) become endless!

Give your chewellery a natural look with our silicone pacifier beads. These teething beads are availabale in various colours, shapes and sizes. Besides our popular collection of round beads, we also offer in various shapes like hexagon, cube/square and flower, animal and character shapes. Check out our inspiration page for jewellery making ideas with silicone beads for pacifier clips.

Check out our silcione beads for pacifier clips and choose from various colors and sizes. In our collection of pacifier beads you'll find: round hexagon and flat , flowers, rainbow, balloon and other cartoon beads for pacifier clips. With these beads you can create the most beautiful and durable chewelry necklaces, bracelets, pacifier clips chains. in various sizes, like cube beads, heart shaped, hexagon or flower shaped beads, characters and oval beads. Mix and match the beads beads for a trendy look.

Pacifier Beads - History of pacifiers

Pacifiers were mentioned for the first time in medical literature in 1473, being described by German physician Bartholomäus Metlinger in his book Kinderbüchlein, in later editions retitled Regiment der jungen Kinder ("Caring For Young Children").

In England in the 17th–19th centuries, a coral was a teething toy made of coral, ivory or bone, often mounted in silver as the handle of a rattle. A museum curator has suggested that these substances were used as "sympathetic magic and that the animal bone could symbolize animal strength to help the child cope with pain.

Pacifiers were a development of hard teething rings, but they were also a substitute for the softer sugar tits, sugar-teats, or sugar-rags which had been in use in 19th century America. A writer in 1873 described a "sugar-teat" made from "a small piece of old linen" with a "spoonful of rather sandy sugar in the center of it", "gathered ... up into a little ball" with a thread tied tightly around it. Rags with foodstuffs tied inside were also given to babies in many parts of Northern Europe and elsewhere. In some places a lump of meat or fat was tied in cloth, and sometimes the rag was moistened with brandy. German-speaking areas might use Lutschbeutel, cloth wrapped around sweetened bread or poppy-seeds. A Madonna and child painted by Dürer in 1506 shows one of these tied-cloth "pacifiers" in the baby's hand.

Pacifiers were settling into their modern form around 1900 when the first teat, shield and handle design was patented in the US as a "baby comforter" by Manhattan pharmacist Christian W. Meinecke. Rubber had been used in flexible teethers sold as "elastic gum rings" for British babies in the mid-19th century, and also used for feeding-bottle teats. In 1902, Sears, Roebuck & Co. advertised a "new style rubber teething ring, with one hard and one soft nipple". In 1909, someone calling herself "Auntie Pacifier" wrote to the New York Times to warn of the "menace to health" (she meant dental health) of "the persistent, and, among poorer classes, the universal sucking of a rubber nipple sold as a 'pacifier'". In England too, dummies were seen as something the poorer classes would use, and associated with poor hygiene. In 1914 a London doctor complained about "the dummy teat": "If it falls on the floor it is rubbed momentarily on the mother's blouse or apron, lipped by the mother and replaced in the baby's mouth."

Early pacifiers were manufactured with a choice of black, maroon or white rubber, though the white rubber of the day contained a certain amount of lead. Binky was first used in about 1935 as a trademarked brand name for pacifiers and other baby products manufactured by the Binky Baby Products Company of New York. The brand trademark is owned by Playtex in the U.S. (and other countries). Then there was just a step from simple pacifiers to pacifier clips and one more small step to DYI silicone beads for pacifier clips.

About Benefits of DYI Teething Beads and DYI pacifier clips chains

1. Saves You Money - Those who have done them before will swear to it that this is the part about DIY projects. DIYs beads for pacifier clips are a budget-slashing weapon that comes in handy when you have a tight budget but still want something elegant and one that makes a statement. Different home projects may require different kinds of tolls, from garden horses to power tools and workshop equipment such as saws and drills. Once you know what you need and how to go about it, you can rest assured you will save a significant amount of money you would have spent on labor. Some people even earn a side income from their DIY activities during their spare time. The best thing about DYI beads for pacifier clips
2. Contentment - You do get some satisfaction from working with your hands. Many people tend to enjoy the results more than they would have if they paid somebody else to do it for them. The moment you feel the pride, you may extend your work and make it a side hustle. Many people put food on their tables with DIY projects. As you dive deeper into your DIY project, you may turn it into a money-making activity. You can meet people with the same interests and even create a platform to showcase your products, and clients can reach you. Most importantly, however, the fulfillment one can get from handy a DIY project is unmatched.
3. Improves Your Creativity and Thinking - While some beads for pacifier clips are unique and rare, all of them are popular. When on a DIY project, you have to visualize the outcome, which engages your brain to acquire new knowledge and learn new skills. If you’ve paid someone to do something for you around the house, but felt a pinch after spending money on it, you most likely thought of doing it yourself the next time around. It inspired creativity and made you smarter with your money. Such instances help keep your brain sharp. Nowadays, before someone decides to hire labor, they will have brainstormed all the probable solutions, including DIY. So why not create your own pacifier clip chain with bulk silicione beads?

5. Improves Your Social Life - Do you ever ask yourself how some people have a significant following on social platforms? Well, in most cases, this comes from an impact they once made that went viral. Well, being a creative DIYer can easily put you in a similar spotlight if you decide to share your projects, knowledge, or prowess with the world. You will find strangers flooding your timeline in need of your services, which you can, of course, render at a fee. What’s more, you also get to meet new people to pursue DIY ideas on various online platforms. Use these beautiful pacifier beads to craft your paci chains and people will follow you.

To sum it up, DIY projects provide numerous benefits. They make you a better thinker and keep you active. They can also improve your financial status and broaden your social circle. Some of these projects can also help improve the bond you have with your family members and friends.

Pacifier Clips with Names

A pacifier clip with a name is a cute and practical accessory for babies! It helps keep the pacifier from falling on the floor and getting lost. You can find personalized pacifier clips made from a variety of materials like silicone beads, wood, or fabric, and they usually feature the baby’s name spelled out in letter beads. Some even come with adorable designs like animals, stars, or hearts. Use the vertical hole letter beads for pacifiers.

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