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Parenting after a Loss

Why is a baby's breath so... not stinky?

GeminiKMP-C

GeminiKMP-C

February 2009 in Parenting after a Loss

You would think they would have stinky breath considering all they ever drink/eat is milk. And yet, it's sweet as can be.

Why is this?

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Re: Why is a baby's breath so... not stinky?

ocean71506

February 2009

No idea, but I have wondered this myself.

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sdkrlm

February 2009

Teeth have bacteria on them - babies don't have teeth so they don't have bacteria.
I love their sweet baby milk breath

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