Why to Give Up the Pacifier and Other Oral Habits (Handout)
A handy guide for parents or teachers of young children that discusses why they should eliminate pacifiers and other noxious oral habits.
A handy guide for parents or teachers of young children that discusses why they should eliminate pacifiers and other noxious oral habits.
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