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Can sucking on your baby's pacifier protect her from asthma and allergies?
Mother Nature Network (blog) Interestingly, children whose parents “cleaned” their pacifier by sucking it were less likely to have asthma, eczema, and food sensitivities at 18 months of age than children whose parents did not. The study also found that for eczema in particular … |
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Why sucking on your baby's pacifier before giving it to them prevents asthma …
Daily Mail Toddlers are less likely to suffer with asthma and eczema if their parents suck their dummies before giving it to them as babies, a new study suggests. Researchers say it is possible that the transfer of bacteria from parents to babies may help boost … |
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Parents saliva on pacifier could reduce kids' allergies, asthma
Fox News The findings don't prove that technique protects kids against asthma, eczema or other allergies. But researchers said it's possible the transfer of mouth microbes from parents to baby may help boost the bacterial diversity of the young child's … Parents Should Suck Kid's Pacifiers To Prevent Asthma, Rashes – Study Parents Sucking on the Pacifier might Lower Allergies, Asthma Risk in Children Is it OK to spit-clean your baby's pacifier? |
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