Friday, May 20, 2011

Fun Facts Friday

12 things you may not know about Babies
WEEK #7



Pucker Up Baby!!!
It is a common occurrence for many newborns develop a blister from vigorous sucking on a bottle or breast called a nursing tubercle. These blister are sometimes present at birth because of thumb-sucking in the womb. A sucking callus causes no discomfort to your baby. In fact, the overgrowth of skin stiffens the lip and may make grasping the nipple easier. The callus will disappear on its own in a few months, or it might come and go from day to day.

4 comments:

  1. Interesting! I always learn something about babies from you Annie! They are pretty complicated but in a good way!

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  2. thanks Sharla! they are little bundles of cuddley complexity that's for sure!

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  3. Thanks Curly...i really enjoy doing them!!!

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