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Pacifier issue

2024-02-06 16:10:44
My daughter age is 1yr old she is very addicted to pacifier on sleeping times completely . we tried to stop that habit but she is not adjusting with out pacifier .. still she dont have got her 1st teeth . is that related to pacifier and what happened if i continue pacifier at night times to her???? suggests any solution tq
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Avoid pacifier

Answered2024-02-08 10:27:41

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Pacifier increases the risk of stomach infections. You should stop it as early as possible.You can wait for 15 months for teething. Thyroid levels & vitamin D levels are to be checked if no teething after 15 months. You can give Vitamin D supplements for your baby now, it can be continued upto 02 years of age.

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Avoid pacifier

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