Playing with my face to fall asleep?

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My daughter just turned a year old (yay!). Since she was around 10 or 11 months she would play with my face to fall asleep. It was cute at first now it’s really annoying, especially when her fingers are going up my nose and she’s rubbing just my eyelashes. Idk what do. If I move her hand she just uses the other one or uses both! Any suggestions?

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My LO does this TO MY NIPPLES. 🤦‍♀️ I'm nearly ready to chop his hands off.

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My older DD was like this. So I bought her a realistic baby that had eyelashes and an open mouth. It fixed our problem. She slept with that baby until she was 4 years old.

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My son is 13 months now and he does something similar. He has to play with my ear to fall asleep. It does get annoying especially when he pinches it. I don't know where he gets that from.

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I was also in the boat mine was mostly my mouth. I would suggest a lovie (small stuffed animal with tiny blanket attached) I put it up my my face and she still pets in my direction but on the lovie and then once she starts to close her eyes I move my face away and she knows no different. Most of the time now that she is used to that fabric in between her fingers she's fine.

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Mine does it too. I put her to
Bed at that point when she starts doing it.

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My little boy does this, and usually tries to put his hand in my mouth and play with my teeth, but for so long now he has always had to hold my hair to fall asleep 🙈

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Maybe a small soft stuffed animal? 
My daughter pinches me when she falls asleep, but if she's holding her binky she'll pinch that instead.

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LOL. My daughter gets weird too when she's tired. Maybe try holding her to your chest, low, so she can't reach your face.

Playing with my face to fall asleep?

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