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Old traditions: which to keep and which to let go
Not everything that “has always been done” is useful or safe.
Psycho-emotional area
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from -9 to 3 years
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From honey in a pacifier to water and sugar for sleeping: many tips “from grandma” today we know are no longer recommended by the official guidelines of the competent public health institutions. Knowledge changes over time, and taking care means updating yourself to today's guidelines.
You can honor family traditions by choosing those that are really good for you: contact, lullabies, gestures of care. However, decisions about health and nutrition must be based on scientific evidence, not simply on handed down habits.
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useful information
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