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I don't. It's the parents' business if they want a child with an overbite and delayed speech. LOL. Being sarcastic, but the meaning is there. 
Actually, I do put them away when the child gets here in the morning. They really don't need to walk around with it all day like the parents probably let them. But once naptime comes and they are used to having a binky, I give it to them.
There IS a limit, however. I probably wouldn't want them to have it much past 14 months or so. I've never had to deal with that, but I think I'd suggest it to the parent once they hit that age.
Actually, I do put them away when the child gets here in the morning. They really don't need to walk around with it all day like the parents probably let them. But once naptime comes and they are used to having a binky, I give it to them.
There IS a limit, however. I probably wouldn't want them to have it much past 14 months or so. I've never had to deal with that, but I think I'd suggest it to the parent once they hit that age.
my son never took a paci, but my daughter was off the bottle at 1 and i started taking her paci around the same time. she rarely ever had it at home, but i'd leave it in her cubby and let the teacher know just incase she had a fit. i didn't wanna be the parent "oh, she wants US to do all the work, blah blah."
but yeah as a provider - whatever. i guess i'm jaded - but i'm not going to do something the parents aren't willing to do. my sanity is more important.
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