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How to wean off a baby pacifier. She has been taking since her birth now she's not ready to leave it
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Unfortunately need to throw it or hide it Best talk her way out of it
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Consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Hi. Age and weight of child? It is behaviuoral. You can do positive reinforcement to get rid of it. Please consult online for details
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