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Cleaning Your Baby’s Dummy by Sucking on It Prevents Allergies, New Research Suggests

Mothers who clean dummies by sucking on them have infants with a lower allergic response, according to new research conducted by scientists from Henry Ford Hospital in the US.

from gizmodo http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2018/11/cleaning-your-babys-dummy-by-sucking-on-it-prevents-allergies-new-research-suggests/
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