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    my kids have them- my 2 (nearly 3 year old) has one and calls it her "pretty" she wears it all the time. My son 6 mos old has one but it comes off for nap/bed

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    We are seeing a few of them in our daycare centre now. Parents never take them off. I'm not even sure if there is a clasp or anything.

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    The beads are sewn on the necklace individually, and they are not big enough to be a choking hazard (none of the ones I've seen anyway). Also, there is not enough space to get them tangled or double looped or hung onto something in a crib.

    I've never had a kid come to me with one on, but if someone did, I wouldn't take it off for nap unless mom and dad asked me to do so.

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    My 10mos old has one and has been wearing it since she was 6mos old. Her parents never take it off and neither do I.

    (Poor thing though still doens't have a single tooth)
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    I just had this conversation with a dcMom today. It's her baby's second day here and I mentioned that I'm uncomfortable with children sleeping with anything around their neck. She showed me how you pull the connecting beads apart and it just takes a firm pull and she's fine if I remove it from her baby but she said he hasn't had it off in about 6 months except to bathe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alphaghetti View Post
    The beads are sewn on the necklace individually, and they are not big enough to be a choking hazard (none of the ones I've seen anyway). Also, there is not enough space to get them tangled or double looped or hung onto something in a crib.

    I've never had a kid come to me with one on, but if someone did, I wouldn't take it off for nap unless mom and dad asked me to do so.
    But if they're sewn together individually, what if they break off 2 or 3 beads in a group? Then it is a potential chocking hazard, imo. I just really don't want to go there at all with them and be responsible if anything were to happen to either the necklace or the child.
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