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{{fa}}If you're a parent, you may have heard that pacifiers can be taken away later in life to prevent dental problems, while thumbs cannot. Let's face it though, some babies dislike pacifiers! For many parents, preventing thumb sucking can be quite the battle.
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If you're a parent, you may have heard that pacifiers can be taken away later in life to prevent dental problems, while thumbs cannot. Let's face it though, some babies dislike pacifiers! For many parents, preventing thumb sucking can be quite the battle.
  
 
Note that thumb-sucking is not actually a dental problem at the baby stage of development since baby does not yet have teeth! Most children (but not all) grow out of it before their permanent teeth grow in. Also, thumb-sucking is a natural way that some babies self-soothe, which can mean that parents will not have to do as much work to soothe baby.  However, if you are worried about your child being unable to break the habit in time here are some helpful tips.
 
Note that thumb-sucking is not actually a dental problem at the baby stage of development since baby does not yet have teeth! Most children (but not all) grow out of it before their permanent teeth grow in. Also, thumb-sucking is a natural way that some babies self-soothe, which can mean that parents will not have to do as much work to soothe baby.  However, if you are worried about your child being unable to break the habit in time here are some helpful tips.
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