Parents urged to abandon pacifiers for longer term growth
Family psychologist John Rosemond responds to readers about pacifier use beyond six months. He argues daily use past early infancy can hinder self calming and suggests limiting pacifier use, especially after 18 months, while noting brief tolerance for first months. He cites concerns over extended infant comfort patterns in public and domestic settings.
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Dr Douma reviews asthma care in children focusing on inhaled steroids. Long term studies show growth impact was an initial small slowdown but normal growth resumes within about a year. Benefits risks and costs should guide decisions for doctors and parents.
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