Why Kids Love Their Loveys So Much – Happiest Baby

A lovey blanket or toy can help kids sleep. Learn what Dr. Harvey Karp has to say about Loveys, security blankets, and toys.
A cherished lovey (think: a cozy blankie or a soft teddy bear) can give little kids much-needed comfort, confidence, and security. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) even attests that every child “needs” a comfort object in their early years for emotional support. And, the best part, loveys are available day or night…even when Mom or Dad might not be nearby. What’s a lovey? A lovey, also called a comfort object or transitional object, is any object that a baby or toddler bonds with in order to feel comforted and

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